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1. QS TRACES NEGATIVE RE RAFAEL ARGUETA AND ENRIQUE PUENTE.

2. FILE 201-248917, 201-798301 AND 50-9-11.

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WITH MEXICO CITY STATION PGSITICS THEY DEFINITELY WOT IB FAVOR
INTERVENTION WITH GUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH VOULD FINGER LIRING-3

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SF 14 1988

REP: IQMA 34662, 17 Mey 1958

Action Required: For your inforcation.

OCC. MICRO, SER.

1, Forwarded under separate cover are twelve reports prepared by 7
Wabdeee be Bae le dhe Sccavitade Os Liniiw 7S, Lidiae*+, anu contacts o£
the latter. |

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2, The main topic covered in ROVTON's reports is LIRING-4's efforts to
obtein help ia getting LINING"3 out of jail in Guaterala zs soon as rossible,
LIRING4 is almost penniless (RUATON nes wade only tozen paymeats to hes
after 15 June) and hes been mving fro: one apartment to a chaaper one living
on the sale of paintings left Sy LIRING<“3 and scali loaas fren lefrist contacts,
In the hoze that she may be able to do something for LI2iG-3, LIRING-4 has
resisted all of ROWrCN's efforts to cez her to undertexe a claacestine missioa
to PEZUsEN, a nissioa, as Headquarters ‘knows, was plenaneé long ago. As a
foreizner, LIRING-4 cannot work in Mexico without taking the chance of being
deported, if caught. Aithough she has not tried it, she vould probadiy be
refused a visa to go to Guatecala to visit LIRING*3. She migat also face
difficuslzies in Guateaala including possible detention and interrogation if
she succeeded ia obtaining an entry persit to that country.

3. By mid-Septexber 1968 LIRING-4 had received very little telp fron
her Mexican leftist or outright Comunist frierids, Ia spite of prozises to
try to bribe the Guatemalan judge scheduled to try LIZING-2 all LIRING-4's
"riends"” succeeded in doing was to print several articles in the local press
(some of thea vith LIRING-3's photo) claiming thet LIRING?3 wes unjustly
imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If arything, these

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articles did little to preiidice the Gustezalans in favor of LIXING*3.

As a matter of fact, the letters who succesded in sexcing LIZING?4 a’ few
letrers via the Mexican Consul in Guetetala City who comes to visit |hin ia
jail, recently claimed thet he wea stvec from a prison “transfer” by the
CGuarenslen ervey hy the arrival of the Mexican Consui. LIRING*3 viewed this
“crensier™ purely and sisply as an execution ettemt,

4 LIRINC?S received even less help from LIRISG who told her that

. . - 4 there was nothing it could co to heip LIZING73. LIELG@4, oa the advice

contained in one of the notes sent from prison by LiRING3, kept away fron - -

LIRING und its employees until she met LIRING-i0 by accident at the!office

of one of the leftist papers on 27 Juiy. LIRING"10 convinced her to resurce

her visits to LIRING. That the local PIRUMCNs still heve doubts about

LIRiNG*3 despite his imprisonzent in Guatezaia is indicatec by the statements .

‘ rade by Rodolfo REYES (see ZOnTON's 17 July report) to the eifect that the
latter would not be willing to help LIRIG°3 until be found cut on whet
side of "al griego"’ (RGWICN uncer faise identity) he was. REYES added that
LIBING suspects the "griego™ of KOZTZM connections, although it has no
definite proof of this.

5. Staterencs sucn as Caose mae by auYoS Confira Che seacioa’s ceiiei

thet LIRING, upon orders from hore, is still attempting to investigate
, FOWEOX. Such statements also re-enforce the decisica of the Stacier. not to
atcezpt, throug liaison, to odtain the release of LERING-3. Such an © “
attexpt, ££ it leaked, woule not oaly expose LIRING?S3 to PSRUMEN and
Guatemalan FAR reprisals, {t would prob2>ly also have adverse repercussions
on BOWTON's security, LIRIVG-11 whom ROsTON met briefly oa 5 July (see
ERGETON's report dated 9 July) said nothing about LIZiNG*3's arzest whea
ROWTON complained that osil which he said be sent to LIRIG73 rezained
unanswered, It is also to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that
LIRING"4 is in Mexico, toid SG-TON that she was protadly in 7BKRIGEN. Tis

! . shows clearly the distrust with which LISinG views SONTON. ct: Crue . :
“Co. Goyvn EA ee to
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Ministry of Culture new in Mexico at the invitztion of the Nixican Communist - i

gurai ocinwer David ALZANU Sisceiros, Ey nid-Seprexser, in fact, SvAncz ‘ ‘

was staying at LIRiNG-4's aparcmeat aithough LiglNG-4 clained to ROWTON that :

there was no rozancing between the two and that SUAREZ usec her apartment

. because he wes too broke to get one of his own. In view of LIRING*4's
assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist and pro-AMTEJG71 no effort was made to

approach bia, :

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7. Contacts between ROWION and LIninG-4 have taken place with decreasing
frequenty because the usefulness of LIRDG-4 to WorTal! has sharply decreased

: end because LIRING4 is more and rere convinced that RCJTON cannot or will 7

: not help her obtain the release of LIRING"3. In her frantic efforts to do te

: _. something for LIRING"3, LIRING*4 has in fact not had any contact with ROKTCN :-

: since early September, Unless LIRING™3 4s released dy the Guatemalan

; -- - authorities or receives only a light sentence keeping him in jail only a short

‘ time longer, it is doubtful that LIRINS-S will be of cach use ito ROWTON and : co
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2. DURING LAST QUERY OF LIAISON RE STATUS OF CASE (REPORTED

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aS LEFTIST.
2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE CAILY “THE NEWS" 5 AUG CARSIED 2

: ARTICLE TITLED “MEXICAN ARTIST To BE EXECUTED”. ARTICLE QUOTED

Gpogp oF UNTELLECT UALS. INCLUDING PAINTERS, WRITERS, PCETS 2xD i
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SCULPTGRS TO SAY GUAT o 25 BF yySyt-S/ECUTE JURADO BECAUSE HE
ENTERED GUATEMALA IN HIS CAR FOUR MONTHS ASO ABD PICKED UP SOME
HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OLT BE CONNECTED WITH Guat
COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBY LOUSL Y PLANIED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS

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CONHECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE’ EXPECTED

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1. HQS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN 1966 WAS DIRECTOR
PCH PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE xO-
DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS, WE
THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3. ;

2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD
CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF
GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED, BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN
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LIRING-3, HAS RECEIVED SEVERAL DISTRESSING NOTES F20m LATTER WHC,

CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INFO, STILL AWAITING SENTENCE IN JAIL. / <

LIRING-3 COMPLAINS ASOUT VERY MEASER FOOD, UNSANITA2Y QUARTERS Yu

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CITY ABLE_DO VERY LITTLE FOR HIM AND HINTS HE MAY RECEIVE SEVERE
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SERTENCE USLESS SOME EFFORT MADE INFLUENCE JUDGE DECISION. JUDSE
70 BE “INFLUENCED” MERTIONED AS JUAN SANCHEZ, OFICIAL TERCERO DEL
JUZGADO CUARTO DE PRIMERA INSTANCIA. IW OPEN CODE LIRING-3
REQUESTED LIRING-4 APPEAL TO ROWION CIN ALIAS) IN CONNECTION WITH
ABOVE AS EXPECTS HIS TRIAL AND SENTENCING EARLY JULY.

e MEXICO CITY STATION DEFINITELY WOT IN FAVOR TETERVENT ION

WITH SUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH COULD FINGER Linine-Jhs SOME TYPE 74

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Action Eequired: FYI
Reference : HEOIA-34484, 16 April 1968

1. Yorwarded under separate cover are eleven contact
revorta on the aetivitine of TroTwe. 2 not of fon. cue possod
1 April to 10 Hay 1968 prepared by Wallace B. ROFTON.

2. The main points covered in ROVTON'’s reports are::

a. LIRING-3's association wich Guatemalan rebels
in Mexico City, his departure for Guatemala and his —
arrest and sentencing there; .

b. The reaction of friends of LIRING-3's and
LIRING contacts to the seve cf his arrest:

c. LIRING-4's efforts to “cage” the offices of
- the LIBRIXNG Consulate, particularly the “safe rooe”,
and;
d. The obvious provocations of LIRING=4 by
Sergio VALDEZ.

Continued.....

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3. Yhe product of LIZIXG-4's efforts to case the |
LIRING consulate will be reviewed in a separate dispatch
which vill also transmit floor plans and drawirgs of that
LIRIXG component. There is little question that the -1e7s
of LIBING-3's arrest in Guaterala gained LIRING-4 the ayn
pathy of various menbers of LIRING including LIRING-3, -9
and -16. They seen to understand LIRING-4's desire to postpone
her departure for PSRUMEN after having received her long awaited
PSRUMEX visa. The problem now is to have LIEING=4 leave for{| —
PBRUKEY while LIRING=-3 is still incarcerated in Guatemala. Ag
mentioned in a recent cable, ROYTON has encouraged LIRING-4's
plans to try to v-sit LIBISG-3 in jail in Guatemala City as
ROWTON feels that LIRING-3 will probably urge LIRING-4 to
spend in PBRUMEN at least some of the tize he has to spend in
jail, As for the conduct of Sergio VALDEZ (see ROWION's reports
dated 19 April and 6 May), it appears that tke iatter has delib-
erately been provocating LIRING-4. As this Station sees it,
VALDEZ's purpose was to try to "shake up” LIZING-4 in the absence
of LIRIXG=-3 to test her reactions. It is_d doubtful that he acted

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indication that he nay have been doing this for the PSRUMEN's
(although this is no doubt a possibility). The Station is look-
ing into the desirability, at this point, of placing VALDEZ
under surveiilance. The claim that ROWION in alias offered
Carmen LOZADA « certain sum of money for intelligence information
in PRRUMEN has no fcundatioa.

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1. Ho-tee ret with List! nan at the a neztiurane (ZTalle tis ssissizp
from eect 4645 uctil 422 % asked hedton whetter he bse.
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tendec ¢ ine test te felt it unvorturate thet ne het teen
out of 3 hd Left end Gic rot have the benefit of

if} aes rot told hi= very much in

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TTI Linting,y suug IM PatE, ‘

sivicice abcut R26) Fer Fereno eoyics his ard imeccisco icra

to Chizras ic bis car. In <= farther effers to xeyererextfé cissusde Lf? fre

beliewicr subsecuently (when she fistils
Velcrrent, AOsToE alleges tust ae had urged

@as resy<isitle for tue treric ca

jesrned of tis arrest} that sovtcon

L/3 not to cross the sorer tatjonly to cui

and return ixctedistely tis fen Cristébsi.
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herseif xnee very little of the fizal
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arrangesents. She exslrin23 chat I/3 zad t:1d her that be hed persusded Schl

horeno to crive biz ini lare ic Dhiapas vecause of the seif-i:fiicted les
wound thet crevectec Lera fron walkicg acy creat cistanse. She added tnust 1/3:
in Bis lest celephcse esnverezticn vita ser tclc har that nei horers ned
firally "chickened cut’ and returned tc Feriec City. (L/% xate co pention of
Carlos rerszval axi icst t cfter zail -oreno tacked cut of tis

previous ceaatitzent, rrelesly even befor
to Carlos Ferseval ane persu-ded hic
subsequently to accexpeny ties across th

gas hecpy tist Rowton hed iissccded L/3

was well ssare of the dancers icvolved i
up by the caztenalens. She elied that ob

re they lect Mexico Vity, L/3 turned
érive then to Chiapes in his car, acd
he border}. L/4 ccutinued that she
frca ercssizr tae dporier beessue she

2 te fell into a trap cr sas picked

2 didwts yiorticclzrly likeli Francizes

Lara enyesar and felt tist he eas tco well known te escape cetection. \
3- In reply to Sosten*s query, -/5 stated thst Sancoval of the rtalrteenth™

(Yon Scsa Croup) had telepi-med ner sav

:Paa times to ask if he could belp <er

in any way, Sus cid not arpatently hive e=y cove. Reaton succested ithat l/h

keep i toish sith Santovel Just ine: 32

Fas or Yon sosa contacts. 1/% reve Ko:ton cardoval’s ad<ress es 2

H, bat courestec thit she felt « little

he sight have leernec conetaing frca
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to enquire. L/& asreec that tif: #suld be best and indieste chet she world
do so the rexi day. 1/5 elso stated ust she felt she eculi cat hn tect : .
nore t flver ; c_ Valse to detersins
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5. ft s. to Catelins Cerero curizs the
past sonth and eculc cous ext for future visits te tie
office. L/t ad-ed test co See rrevicu mh Ceteling ned told her tras
the salérizs of Judana ce z _ i hee Seen reduced and thet tet

husband's szlary had teen
LISTKG office infsrmed ter that
perscnnel, vetalina elso t:lé her tret raczages cestined fcr Cuba were uct

rents to 300 and thet the
Fatioued for ail uissisn
being delivered by Cubana ce éwiseifa end teet the backlcs ses BO great crab
two officizls had just arrived from Usvaca to attenpt to resuivé the sreliema
invol@ed. ceralina aiss conplained thet she wvas"stck ard rirsd™ of working

in the office sitcout ;ay end pad threc to quit vat «as told by LIHINC/3 that
she must c:rtisue to beip sinee the scrhiosa ves so great. 1/*+ also tolé -ovton

- that Cetslin: bed cozplained of sonsy problecs bececuse of tre cut in ber aus-

bands salary end hinved teat she could use any corey 1/4 could loan ber extil
next raydsy. covton surc:ested that 1/5 iend Satalina 1CG or eco pesos ix view
of the usefulness vetalina right provide in 1/4's coctinucd seeess to the iI-
RING offices. Lf/% aiced treat Cetalina hed asparently beccse so attached ts her
that ske ses cebce L/4 to rove into ta apertoent ecross te) ball from her
which bed o2ccte vacant ( Sepero's azertsent is 204 ot Calle) duanacatlix 159).
6. L/S also raperted thzt CSataline b2s told ber thet a nes direct? ive asd coue
out prohibitirg all explerees of the -issicn frea carryizcg beck te Havens any
packages of ;ersonal ite=s ehatsoever. Jatalira cocnented thet for that reason
Echeserdfa (Suarez de la 282) wo leit the previous week conte not take an

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Subset: LIAlEs/s Zeport on Visit te LIATTG Offices.

that czy. i “S/S #a3 obviously worrie2, and szid so at ons peint, cbout
LIKING/3 in vies of
Rowter pretended to be even sore isnorent of L/3's current whereabouts than

L/4 herseif, ang asec anxiously suether she

the total atsence of auy Lo+S or conn ication from hin.- -

val om ercio Yaltez. L/4 replied that serci

while irivinz © Lara tc Calapas bad had an

proveé very costly te hiz,cltzourh fortunately ne ingurise resulted to anrone.
Valdez ceontin:eé thet Zeéil het te arcsal to his father for -orey to cover the

revticg tus car rucrine es: 444 not know what

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3. LYK then reportec thei sited LIiT:G/S's office as requested by

Fe i

Rowton 22¢ xcearnezed to ret erother look at the bock-case catizet in the ccrner
of the scocs. She cosrentec tact on entering the precises she was surprised
te find that the tyseeriier ( 5 Zously lve:ted in the middle
office (t=st used by sirabel} oad been soved into the back office of L/S and
that gesita, the site of Luna, sas strauscling vith two finzers to type out ‘
sonetning 2s she entered. L/4 seid tnat L/P was cuite cordial to} her and ine
vited her ic for a scofiee and presenting her with five ticusts to toe bellet
-perfornance tuat evening. shen L/% asked hin #hther anythinr asd! cone in re

her re-extry sersit, the latter immediately began opening the mail on his cesk
with the ccunent taa: perhaps a reply had arrived that corrixns and he would
check et ccce. .fter lcokin> throush the rail he repiied in the hegstive tut

did net cicceurcge 1/4 from hoping that the reply would be i: soon. .

& L/4 then stated to iceton that she noticed tiat the cativet ip the’ corner
. |. @f the reoz was bigzer trax and lowet than she hsd recallec from|previou.s visite
a "  ? and had legs about two inches tigh; She added taet the cabinet snieh was di- .
- vided 4nto tyo sections, the one to the left coutaining a shelf sn which there

: wae nothing tut cigars <od cigarfettes end the right /BetSsistine te a conpart-

mert with @ door cevered with sack cloth (costal) and peasibly ldcked by key.

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assuned sere discerced ;esters apparently placed there at random.

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the only vindew in the back roon faved on

bling ami u gauze curtain sut no frane.

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the cabicet was placed catty-cornereé-and that in the rether
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napsin atressing the dizficuicy she had in ;ro-

toere were tvo wircows  -
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retio end had a verettan

that she had learmed f on Jorzrfn that he would be re-

turnings POS very soon since his replacetent hed slreacy arrived. He gave L/4
his home adcress as Veliscuez C4 Altos, e/Infanta y Craz del vadre, Barris

Hahenea, Tl

Villa Kueva,.

tiprintcl to Ruwew esas suc wouta take advancare of

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his return (pcssivly on 22/4/63) to send erother lette> to Abreu asking fer
a Gefinitive resly to ner re-entry recsuest. She added that she felt sne could

count on Jorrin for tais servicy, sie her relatious vith him bad always, Yen

very cordial.

6. L/4 also mentioned tat she ned seen and crested ©
t ife}. 2/3 tcid L/+ that ne brussels

turned from Lavana (apparantly wil.

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Fe L/4 aiso turned over to Howton severel pu>lications #zick she had reteived
fron Cataline Cepero anc the press office. che ccan:ntes thet the wife of Cru:: «

was working 25 secretary to the Chief LISTHG in adsziti

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49 April,1968

Subject:  LIzINC/% Report of Conversation vith Sergio Yalcez re
LIZING/3 Alleged “O2ACT Affiliation.

4. LIAING/4 met site Ho..ton at the new sclehouse room Rowton renteé- fer .
Security rezsons usder the alias Sean Fercier at the Suites carne. Zowton

had given 1/4 a key and she enteorec the duildinc end proceeded directly

to the erartnent, arriving at about 1700, xo..ton posed as 2 Preach susinessnan ~
and introduced L/4 to the cywer(and his sister} as his secretary.

2. LIAzWC/4 stated thet s*e vas glad to nave sore *ti-e elone witha kowton since
she had received a cisturbing report from versio Velsez acain revealing
that reports of 1YaTHA/Ite a Werrs Vfliliaviu: wita vuracl were circulating
in leftist circles. She exrleined that serpio Valdez hed talked with her at
her spertzent (Atovac) bShSay evening ( 15 April,1°S8} far into the nicht .
about two reports ne had received about iTsilG/3. Jergio Valdez explisined
that about three weexs previcusly nis father (who works on the staff of
“Siezpre” told him that he should be careful in ois dealings with LIZING/3
since the latter was a «GFACT agent. Sercio ¢alcez told L/S that he bacame
Angignant et this telling sis father that he hac known L/3 for the past ten
years ani considered 1/3 es nis nentor in revolutionary phil osophy and had.
absclutel: no reascrs to distrust hin in bis current activities. ‘Sergio Val-_
des added thot he ttreatened so breck with bis fatker unless the Yatter re-
vealec to kit the source of bis infcerzetion. Eis fcother finally ecnfessed
thet he learned ttie irom Alberto Sorin:uez, his toes m™ fiexrre, but he could
not sey from vhoz Doninsuez hed received the report. . |
3. sergic Valdez continued that in acdditio: to tis repert he had also been
told soze tine ago by Ceneral aemiberte sara cara (nev Gzceased} that he should
be careful in his dealings with 1i21!'S/3 since the latter vas tnowh to be

a “traitor to tie revolution". Sergio Valiez added thct Ceneral sore did not
epecéify any reason for his allegation om cive details.

that he was quite naturally very disturbed and had hesitated to neyjtion thom
to LIRI2.G/3 before his departure in order not to upset him. He stated that he
had siven the metter a great deal of thought and had cone to tue conclusicn
that Crozeo was the person passing out this scurrilous report and jnat he

‘Antended to cet to the botton of the whole business hinself «itiout involving

LIRR 16/36. He explaine? that he was planning to orzasize a group of four or
five armed sen to kidnap Crozco and interrorate kim until he ecnfessed every-

thing. He acaced thet if Crozco inate ecnfessed that he had passed this
copy

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caluniy to Alberto Dominjuez they would acsagsinats Grozco on the spot. If,
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Se LILT..G/& »tateé that this wacle cenve:sztion heé shaken her badly since

4t was again an indicetion that 1/3 vas throuch no fault'of his cwn eccused

cf betraying the revolution ard she #¢s well avare o2 the arastic action that
the Guatexalarn revosuticnaries as well us the Cubans were willing to take
egain persons accused even on slin evi.exce of being traitors. he asked
Howton under no ciroungtanees to reveal chis ltest report to LIAINC/3 since _
mipht drive hin to do sconething srastic.

6. Lisri.6/4 sleo reported that in the ccurse of some ae felées

she Knew such report

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Bah ursught sp the snus of see Tey Lee wee le wear UL sa” BL0u cus avutEe-
menti:ipned report agsizct 2/3. she exp sinedc th LST Valdez Baic toat

he snew of 3/3's business relaticns with ast end that be binself
hoped soue Caz to ve ebdle to utet Larris interest, sarris :

in nis own cozmercial ventures. 1/4 teld sowlon trat she preserded acc to
heve much cirect Gcaling vith Hirris and alleged that as far as she ‘sew he

wes currently in Candde.

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22 Arril,1o¢e3

Subjects iglendo Mendez iruilar, Giateralan hedel Contact 22
Kezico City. ; :

nas. revezled
encoval

Sudject to be 2 convact of francisco

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of the fon Llosa croup of Gusteralan rcovceis in Mexico city.

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2. Cn tye occesions in early Lpril,if62, Francisco lara, ‘ gurdne a visit
to LISILG/3's arcrtzent, tade tolephont calls to 45-G0-30 ( listed as
Pudlicaciones ¢ Inpresicnes Vecieanas 5.4. - Diario Cvaciones, Calle Lago
Ranahwhe BON S ane cotct To. Gie ceuues aLulaar cn extension 27. it is
epparent frem the tontext of sinversation t:at fubfect is a cicse friand
and possible ccliaberater of . ta’s. LIATIS/3 rejerted the telcphece call
to Rowton, weick he stated ues made in his presence in an effort br isra
to locate cedelfo sandsvsl. Accordiss te 1/3, hare ask xed the person whom

be telephoned ( 2/3 could rot icentify this person since lara cid sot use
nis name while telxing) ehere "tiere fine friend® was. L/3 cortinued that
Lara Cid not cention cencoval's nune, epperently for security reascus, but
he had prevkousiy told 1/3 tLat ae sas calling to determine the shereadouts
of Sandoval. 1/3 -iso reported tuat he beard Leora refer to a certein

"Fl Gato" and to "Si Corde". 1/3 told Esater that he could not idestify.
the forner, out it epreared th2t "51 Serdo” referred to the young friend

of Lare’s ehese ;hotocraph L/2 tad previousl7 given to Nowten for cozy—

: < = 3
ang and woo was rased only “nocerte" in conversations witha L .
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3. Phe LIVLi® intercept reveals tast frasccisco isra told vendas Aguilar
that ne had teen wita Sandeval early the ;recedize evenirg but that the
latter bod oct scown up for the secting arren ed Zor tzat! same mornings
shen pressed cerdez ecafeased thet 3sndeval had revurned hose drunk and
was ;robabdly sleerics off the effects of the ;revious eveni:s Be This dould
“Endicate that Sandoval probably Lived with hendez aguilar, or at least
esirtains close et with his _ |

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the bore that further specific information can be uncovered concercing
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4. ‘TrRIKG/a informed Rowton 2& April,1968, that she received telegram —
‘from Mexican Consulate Guatemala City advising her "Consulate inter-
- vening in case her husband; will|continue to keep inforned”. LIRING/S
on her own initiative (before sn? able meet with Rowton) asked advice
“Sergio Valdez and Manuel Marcué fardifias (of defunct Politica). :
a 2. On recommendation Valdez, LIZRING/4 telephoned Mexican Consulate Guate-
mala City and spoke at some aN with Consul Octavio Serrano. Latter

assured her LIRING/3 well and thdt he taking personal interest since he
Peseoniad Criead Lininss3's fatoey. Ge explainea toat initi2l hearing would
take place next day and that judge would have eight days in which decide

i disposition of the case. He gave |LIRING/& his home telephone and promised
‘to keep her informed. . .

3. No mention made either in conversation with Serrano or in lecal press
of simultaneous arrest of Francisco Lara,althouga arrest of Carlos Persabal
Marcué nerk reported. simeitenesus. Charge listed as “distributing conmunist
propaganda". A ;
& LIRING/4S also reported that in| her hurried meeting with Manuel Marcué
Pardifias latter at first took nstlserved-them-vig tS-approach" but.confided
that he had learned of arres t pacheding aay and inuediately appealed to
Carrillo Flores. According Marcué: , Flores sent telegram nh his presence to:
Bexican Consulate instructing it to bring matter to diplomatic level if
necessary. :
5. LIRING/4 also showed Rowton note ‘from LIRING/3 in peneil on brown paper
_apparentiy/P8h* b¥on paper bag which she statee@ she received that day in
plain envelope with typed address and apparently notional return address.
She assumes this sent at request LIRING/3 by Octavio Serrano. Note reassure
_-EIRING/4 that LIRING/3 in ggod health and that be can handie matters on his
“own. He states “Persabal is to blame” and instructs LIRING/& to warn wife
: of Francisco Lara not to talk to anyone. Also to urge agther of Lara not
» 7 te come Guatemala City in attempt help hin.
: 6.. Rowton instructed LIRING/4 give maximum play this development to LIRINGs
i "gn hope that this might wipe out adverse reports circulating against loyalty
. _LIRING/3. LIRING/4,who expects re-entry permit PBRUMEN Honentarily, will

ask LIRINGS for extension in view developments.

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Savgjeet: LIsins/4 Hepivt of Visit to LIMITING Cffices. :

lL. LLSE.C/4 reported to cestcn at 400 on 75/4/55 at tas cotel sifercen

taet she cad visites the LIuty 2
ene of the née: sceraiag : 2/3

+ op ewer
TOCITy

a nasty mood, +en i
Li2iInG/9 was verv svrovathetic, sellic- her cuct cs also raed tre article
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fiw tha nanen, wees an bees oe Lek Uf Lf 3d

which contaired the sentence "Tersabal tiene la culpa", Lei lG/S vecene |
very agitated and ezelaineé that he vould dcrecictely*tane out 2 cori?
(fieha) reconst-e screed taat 1/5 esuld

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2e LInThG/S cont
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Feyoxber moverente

Luvelvenert wich FAR and ic
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:EAUGER vie vexice

Serécwal bed tell

City about a sor

excicining, "xs

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karpy to ‘take sions any letters 1/4 cicaut wish te
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friercs explainine why she cculd not lenve for =:
3. LIR.G/% also reported that s‘fle she was in tte office of 21.1.5/2 she
set leo Seven wno runs a hotel is ‘cazulco -nd shon she pezenbered froa
--- eeeasicsal visits he@ asde to tha iTul.G offices aiile she was vorzirg there
She cessribed ceven cs ar otvicus henosexual, «ell -rvs seed ene citrecizing
in his manners. He tel her thet be ;lesiec to trevel bo] PARE: Hd "on irle
: Gey” (hether 25 April er 3 May was net s; ecified) ito see| his Bon who sas
. , atudying there. 1/4 coamented toast everroie at ‘the LIATKG office &ppeared
to treat Deven vith respect and cccfidenca.'. i ;
4&, Ze the layout of the office of Linc /a Qdackrroa} LiKING/& 334d abe note
oo the addition of the typesriter table (ferserly. in the siddle rccs)against
the left aall witha pertavle Clynpia tyzewriter oc it. The Gcraan typesrite:
was still gw the cis desk. Also dehind the szell.coffee table in che corner
she noted that the rolied up posters vere sone and in thgir place.ere two

or threes packages of beeks. : 7.3. j;Rowtea

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ubieet: LIEILC/& seport of Telephone Conversaticnu with Yolazda Diaz.

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le. GIkE.C/4 reportei to xowtcs on 22 April
teleziose call from cer negro <sctor fries

on the evering cf di anrdl,7i22, cdvisic
had teen approvec. Ycianda

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2eeiréiins to farsa, that

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2. LIsiiG/S continued te novtcorn that : iexd, LInTlLS/9¢'s

secretary, serly on ce aril, offise locally
baw Levelvea tas trFrovels yes teen ree -
ceived. LISING/S sane c{terncon

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27 April,192é

Sudjects LI=IUG/& Eeport of Feeting with “aruel FKarcu& Fardtias.

1. Bouton cet with LIRING/4& for lunch at the Funta blanco restzurant
on Felcbor Cearpo at 1206C on 27/4/68. kozton had ¢iven up tre safe-
rocm in the Eotel Suites iiarne earlier thet <orning since he felt it
was not lonzer necessary. :
2. L1z#ING/4 reported that Manuel EarcuS Fedisas, the uncle of carlos
Fersabal Marcué, had telephoned her the previo.s evening "freut ie street"
enc arranrei to see her -riveately at the Koala kestaurant Ctexfa Tashalo
motel) later in tte evening. Accordi.g to LIZING/4, hareué told ber that
through bis azpeal to Carrillo Flores the case of List: G/3 and ais nephew
wes newin ¢ipliomatic channels ard he hoped that doth priscners ssuld. be
inply deported efter a sucsery trial. He could not,however, cu:pantee anye=
thing, esrecizliy the lexrth of tise icvolved, anc asxed: LUnING/& to re-
frain froz acy activity treet cizht prejudice she czese. Specifisally he
instructed LI:2::3/4 to break off all contact vith the Guatezalan revolu-
tionaries in Kexico, the LIxiIiG establishment, and all cocmusicztion with
the Mexican Consul in Guctemala City. Ee cuxzgke stressed thet any false
move on LIST!G/S's part sight cause Carrillo Flores to wit hnéray Lis inter-
vention. Farcué promised to keep in touch with LISIUG/a so that she would
not feel compietely helpless. He added that the nother of Carles Fersebal
Mareué ( supposedly Manuel Harcué Fardinias' sister) would be traveling tec
Gueterale City in tke next few days so that she could visit her son and

follow tze case at first band. : |

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3.2281G/4 also rz:;orted to Rowton that Rodolfo Sandoval iof the Yon Sosa

‘group had procised to visit ter at her epartzent the previous eve-ing at

2200 in tie coz-pany of Sergio Valdez to discuss matters further. Bad Aine |
forced her on the phone in making the date that “zl Gordo” bed returned
fron Guatenale City - icplyics thet the latter had news Goncern= a6 the
tate of Francisco lera ( whose arrest was net rerorted in the presa, nor

by Gtavio Serrrano, the Mexican Consul, to LIsING/4). “LIBING/& secnieed

that francisco lara had escaped arrest and his invclvezent with 21.T1G/3
was 20t known. she therefore agreed #ith Narcué that she hould set see
Sancoval and the other Guatezalans in ‘public, and especially not at ber

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4&, LIxING/4 also” Feperted thet Kensel Mareué Pardifies nad ‘asked her

not to call hin at his hose again to asx fcr news, or 23 a uetter of

fact discuss in any way the cese by telepkune. ile stated thet be felt the
phone of i1s7..G/4 as well as “is own yhones were tapped exd thet pozsibly j
LIsIUG/4's apartsent was being watched. He did not specify by when or
for what rurpese, dut LIaIsG/6 told Howton that she assumed it wculd be.
either by the Mezican Governzent or the Nexo Blanca of Gustemale or both.
Rowton again enecurared LIKING/4 to cove oui of the Atoysd. arartzent ene
back into the less conspicuous celzada Tacubaya place, coznenting trat
this woule not osly prevest future security risxs but elso conviree the
LinixGs that she was suffering financially because of LIRIT:.G/3's plight
(she stated thet she hes already invimated this inconversstions with the
wife and secretery of the LIxi:.G Chief, as well as with LIRING/2). LIT? “G/4
agreea nut expressed resret tuet the Tacubeva apartment did not have a :
phone and thas sne night -iss important mail addressed to tne étorse apart-
ment and arrivizcs after her departure. xXowton suggested one lest letter

to tle Mexican consul in Guaterala City sirpiy advisisg hin of the chance

of address.

5. LIaInc/4 clso showed Acxion the return address typed on tre envelope
in whieh the acts froq LiciiG/5 to aer had been forwarded..foe ackress,
which sowton gurroses is roti a pleceé on the envelore by tdavic ser~

te sucztsticon of LIx
ranof?or securiey reasons, i828 follows: :

i?

Carlos Rodriguez '
35 Averida 20-57, Zona 5 .
_ Guatesala C.A. : |
6. Zowton concluded with the cornent that he felt LIRING/& need not take
Marcué's instruction not to visit the LIXING offices too seriously, since
it was e well know and eesily ascertainable fact that LILING/4% bad a lo-
gical reason for going there occasicnally. Rowton did nit wish LISISG/4&
to break off relations at this critical tine, exzecially since 1121nG/2 had
. .@oumented to her on ber last visit that she should feel free to come in at
Jt any time she needed help or consolaticn during the crisis. | i
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iG/4 report of Contset with Sandoval and Karcu

1. sowton met with LI Irc/4& for lete lunch st the lunte Blanco
on Felcnor Ccazro on 29/4/68. She nad to br

restaurant
icg her child aleng since the
ertnent at the tise.
2. LIZING/4 reported that Caencaal of the 13th of Novexber Group of Ton
Sosa hed afain visited her end sno-n creat ccxncern for her welfare. He
again offerfed her some roney, sucz as he had, tut LIsinG/4 refused in
vies of his sixcultaceous corcplaints of the financial crisis he hinself
was uidergoing. Ze expiained that since Frenciece Lere left he had teen
supporting Lara's entire fazily corsisti:<© a? tevete ‘rt te | oothor, ind
their two young children. LIRG:G/4 said Sandcval rescked a point iz enotio-
nal frustraticn curing the conversetion thet he excleined that he would
have to resort to roodery or a hold-up ic orcer to get the necessary noney
not ccly te support Lara's fenily but to secd screone to Gueteralc City
to see LIKING/3 acd srocure a coojd lawyer for hin. LIAING/S told “ovteon

of the evening pleadicg
with Sandoval not to cormit any crininal act. Secdovai then revealed that
ke and his friencs tad held up a zolicezan during the Eucp hrey visit and
taken his gun, since they were siort one weapon.

3. iYSING/4, cosamentine thet Sandeval's only incoue vas from selling lan- |
guage records for the Cortina Instituto Linguistico, told sostor that she.
prorised to contact all ner Zrierncs in an attempt to help him sell tne re~
corcs and thus raise sone nosey legealy. L/4 explaiceé to aowton that San-
doval's comzizsion is abcut 350 pesos per set of recoriés, which is actually
the down payment xade vy the custczer (the resainder beizg! paid in weexly
or contaly instalnents of about 1€5 pesos). L/% asked souton' 8 telp in find-
ing custczers erons his business contacts ‘to selp sancoval,

a LISIiG/4 also resorted that Maruel Marcué Pardifias bed visited her at

“her apzrtment late the previous evening. He told her thet Garlos Fersabal's

wife, Teresa lozasda, would be accorpanying her nother-in-léw to Gusienala
City. Ze atso stated that he was optinistic since Carrillo iFlores had ine
etrucved the Kexican Consul to appeal to the Suctemalen Minister of Foreign.
Affftrs. RareuS cocmented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul cou.d not
reach this official hiss21f since he was currestly in Nee fork. Ee hoped
however that the Consul would see the Minister's secretary ‘tdarrange direct -
intervention. L/4 cozxented to howten that Nareué seemed vi very curious about

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the LIsInG office, but she fenced off tit t:2sticrs bz allecing t

she ned little or no contact with it. . we ulso cos xented that Sergio
Valéez, who was seiog particulerly kelpful to her et this time, verned
her sternly agsinst ecceptine acy money fren herent in light of ris ree

putstion as an unscupzlous lcthario. 1/4 aided that Barcué presised to

gee her again ‘the fcilouwing evening to keer her setorsed! : ~

5S. shen sowvton again sucsestea tht LIAL.G/& sove frcox the Atoyze ezart-

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uent beck to the Tacutara clece Zespite its éreariness end lack of tele-

phone, she presented ro obfection, commenting that with all the traffic
in an€ out of oer atoayae aparvnert at ali hours of the nicht her reruta-
ti-:n §5 proeoly in jeopardy, especially with her izacdiste neighbders and

be cleanirg wonen and caids. She prorised “ovtcn to nove out the following

Gey sau0d 4e 525 ULe cuE OL. te Mouth ena @ Lopical time. she aiso ;ro-ised
when oe eens the LIETG office the next norniny to make this xucwn,stres=
girg her firencisl piicht.

6. iisTG/s4 chen appecte2 to aoston to help her establish sone sort of
Contest with LIETiG/2, if for ncthing eise than to find out how ke was end
whether he reezed anything . L/s felt that souton misht send some business
contact of his te visit 7/3 on Sovton's bebslif, giving ssac recognition
signal to LI=°%G/3. shen gowtca srointed out t-e danger in this of possibly
meki-g thinss worse for L/3, LIAING/S consented that Sandoval had tcld her
that visitors were not required to sien 2 register or Bive Lengthy exclana—
tions. L/4 aéded thet she night find scmeone, including Sergio Valdez er
Bail Horeno or ore of their friends who mizht cazxe a short trip to Guatena—
la City to see LIRISG/3. in reply to Koetoz's query,i/% corn sented that she
did not expect exything from the sife or ucther of Carlos iersebal since

‘they had not even bothered to telepione her since the arrest becane known.

?- Revton =roaised to tive the satter some thousht aad dibcuss 1t further
with LI TALIG/S the follosing afternoon. oe

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orte? to kowton thet she had revisited .

1. On 3 May, 1256, LIK: 9/4 rep
the LIRING offices the precedin= dey ind noticed thet the! black tele-
phone was re:lisced i i

uw the cicdle office ( where e22 hereelf used to

work). She stzted thet she could ret se certsic trict it was tne cane

instruzent end th:t it was replaced ty cne of the LIILG exployees,but
£& appeered thet way since che hed uct seen the irstruzent there on

ber visit on the srevious friday (26/8/63) and LI=1/4/9 hed cocnented
hat the telepicne wouleé be rerlazed in t= ~£2i02

~por

2, «ith reserd to LIziuG/3's current sitcation, LEiT. 2/4 §
she had again talxeeé to the Mexican Consul in Gua eriia C2
phone on 2 Har,%4°5S, and dzs reassured thet LIkINC/3 vas in gcod hcelth.
The ~onsgul inferred her that he could visit L/3 on wherstays and Sundeys,
and sould be zied to pasa any letters tuzt L/& xis send to hiu for L/3.
the Consul alzo coczented thet the vexican kelecisres Zeteriores had in-
structed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatenelan rinistry of foreign
Affeics, He edded tust he hoped with tzis pressure to zersuade the Guate- ‘

malan sovernzent to deport 1/3 within the next ter isys. i
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3. LIRiiG/4 then resorted set she descrided as a very disturbing con-

versiticn on 3 “ay,1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez hot
coze to see her ic the =ornicg to apologize fer not naving lany. money to
lend her to help her meet expenses. Ze explained taet ne mad not deen paid
by the Revistacrorque? and was very short of funds ninsel?.! L/4 continued
that she would neve to a:peal to ell her -riencés and those of L/3 for sone
soney to tide ser over until L/3 returned. She then recretted that she

bad rect been esle to locate "Sr. Harris" but if anc when nel cane to Mexiee
again she would tave to “renew diplomatic relations" sith hik. Sersio Val-
“@ez thes accerci:g to LIAINS/4, laurhed exd said that t-is besinded hin of
another nasty ruceor that be hed beard. Ho then revesied that aaGl Moreno :
hed recently tcld hin that a certain Gorzales of the Spartace Club had told
biz (Korene) that LIzING/4 had been fired fren the i281°G offices because
she had deen provicizg information to the F3ii:Mca imbessy that he had
learned this fro: the iIAING "service" officer. Sergio Vzldez also men-
tioed that a “girl «he worked in the zona rosa" wto .ncws Terese cr Carmer
Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Harris tad offarged Caraen Le the sum

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of 34,6CO.CO for inforzaticn on the situation in BBROUMEN. ETsIG/4
tole zowto: thet she was badly shaken by these cocrents but sttemptid
to assuae 48 uon-chalart an air es p.csible acd did not questicn sergio
Valdez to deterzine the exact source. che noted thit sergio ¥ Valse bad
mentioned Soaton severz] tines te her,elvays appar ectly | in passing, with
the otvious hore thet LIZING/4 we ld reveal hie

arren.e an intrecucti:n to him for sergio Velécz. <LISLNG/4 arrced wits
howton that Veléez was probably provoking her since et ell tines hes 45-
peared to be weli cisposed toward Sr. Farris fren what he «new of hin fros
LIaIiG/3. Howton coumented to L/4 that the lest report concerni-sc Carnen
Lozada epoesred to hove been fabricated either by serzio Valdez or soze af
his fricnds, sicply on the basis of the fact tnat Sr. varris hed been in

touch with Srerer Isrian wlulle sus eas ln mexico.

eresence in Fexico «rd

&, LIRING/4& then stcted that she felt she had to continue to impress Sergio”
Valdez with ner cespera:e need for money enc accordiagly te .erucsned -the
LIZixd gatekeeper in his presence and csked for a loan. shen the guvecesper
respcenied favorably, sane left Sergio Valcez weiting in the/apartszent and
went tc the LIZIUG (flices at once tz collect the ican. The gatexeeper zave
her 1CO ceson on the spot, fortunctely in the presence of LIRIEG/13~ 4
told Zoston thet she prorised to return the coney in tae next week, 23 soon
as she received scney promised to her by her father. : ‘

5. LIkiING/4 added th.t se chs was leaving the L1-.21G office she ran into

“the leftist writer, Jeainze Labastida, «he expressed bis sorrow at the arrest.

of LIEIEG/3. Lasastida concented that sczeone hed teld hin recently that

a cartocn of sore kind hed appeared in a Tepachvla Leuspaper "aseinst LI-
RING/3". «hen 1/4 pressed him he gave « descrirtion of the imgoneone” that
definite:y icentified hin es Sergi: Valicz. L/4 continced that ahen she
confrented Sergio VYalcex with this upon her return to -he ppartrent, he :
hotly denied it, cuch to 1/4's systificaticn.

6. LIsi!5/4 also commented thet Manuel Fareu$ Ferdicas continued to tele-
phone her at very ls:e hours of tae nicht in the ope (she assumed) that 7
she would invite him up. She called hin a “viejo verde® and|edded tt that she
had no intention of seeizg him alone 36 her howe av night. [.

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Ocezpo at 1500 on 5/5/63 that i.acuel Harcué Fardines had inferced her at
0100- that saze dey tzat he had fuzt lesr.ed that ayn and ais nepssw
tad teen seavencealte prison, with a cinicun tern of six months. ha:c.é i
aclec tno2t bis sister end her Caupntcrein-lew wv uld be. returring to Fexico
City by the enc of the week and stouvld be etle to supply Geteils of ts.
trial end proepectse fcr the dsrediete future of having the prison term re~
euceéd. LiniiG/s ex:leinec to Noutor thet sre bed eccepted a dinner i:vwi-
tetion at Senborns extended to Ler ty Aguirre Jeries. airenfacees ne TIlt

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feh shew eus uuu stbucrea et the University of Usvera, and arrived et the
hore of Cilbsrto end Elance Amant (Blenca Pea de Arant),wkith «aces che sas
staying, rather lste cné found Hescel Marcu’ weiticc fer her. ifter apc-
locizine rprefusingly for os previous rude conduct with. L/4, te reperted
the latest revs ccrcerzi:s L/3 to her. i '

&. LIsi.G/& e-reed wita scwton thet elthoich the priscn seaterce was sro-
bably cefinite, she should check it out with the Fexicani\Con«.! personally. an)
She stated that forts. ctely she rezendered = certair Cesefipa sedrizuer who
worked ic the Larca distineia service of Telefones dz MExico when she had !
originally zet as a fiend ef LINIRNG/2. L/4 ocrzented taat zta sodrizsez

whom she described as “ruy fea" vas eranored of LIRIn G/2: gome years aco but i
storped seeing nim (to her xnowleige) when she found out that he vas sarcied,
L/4 continued taat $rta aodrisguez had already prozise3 te put through lang
distagce calls to Guatezala for L/4 eithout charsizg the calls, if they could :
be erranced curing her shift at the switchboard.

3. LIZTKG/4 also re-orted thet she had azein visited the |LIRING offices at
1345 on 7/5/62 snd agsin adout 143C shat 3sne sorning. at, dowton's request
she «gain checked the phone in the <ssird offices Co the first wisit the of-
_. .. f4ea had alreacy7 been clesed but she ran into L121..G/143 ab the gate und ec- - ‘.
ceptec 2 ride hone ( she felt this fortunate since 16 cropped | her at the
* Tacubaya apartuent at her request). Cn this occ igion cur.ng a brief exchang:
of comments vith the zcatekeeper and oe fal: G/% lecraed that Lisins/2
will returu frog ; BRUMEN on 10/5/68. art 4

& On visitizy the LISING cffices on the snoring of &/5/58, LIRING/& told
Bowten that fortunately only her fttend Catalina and sosita (secretary

of LinliG/9) were present. «hon she seat into the third office where sosita ;
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twas pert cf the manufacturer's cine or a Xexican or U.t. subsidiary.

She also noted that below tne receiver were fo:r switetes (like |the orcinary
push light ewitckes) unmerzecd or uinuzccred. “Zen she excldézed to acsita:

"How do you dial on this. chone™s Rosita replieé:"Sut it's uct a phone,it's .
an intercon". LI:IUG/4 tol2 -owton tiat she then cosmen:ed:"Zut ‘now come,

the intercom 4s in tr: first office.” acsita tha, eccorciug to isa, aisteds

"But thet's a specizl i:.tercon." (1/4 explained that she was refer: Tin. to the
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5. LIEIIGS/$ conticued thet when she p:ss7ed through the seconc office, she :
noted that the paoone wich bed been replaced in thet ware ce cf) Dollie
waaueoccure ane wee the sere instruzont prewieuzly there when she worked in ;
that office. She asssurs thet the LIAT'Gs replecec the phene th enselves.

6 LIEING/& alse ¢cld Sorter t t:2t she bad loceted an excellent cpartzént

in the 2aificc Condesa ( Metzstifn ené Yorseres) througrt her friend Blarca
Pefa who lives ix the saze cevelonment. LIXITS added thst she bad siven i
the adzizistretor 300 resos ts hold the vonbeert for her until she csuld z
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LI.ING/& reessured Sowton thet she was telling everyone, particularly “tie j
LIHINGs, that she wae living «t the Sacubaya ansrincnt and tedporarily stay- *-
ing as a hcuse cuest at the icze of Slanca Fela de Anant. She‘'also reassured .
Rowton that she had informed the LIXING gatekeeper when she r-turned ths 100,
peso lean thet she hed received money from her father in Kew York. :1HING/4

added tact soveral friends, i:cludi:¢ the well-known writer aevueltas, had

suitable exzployzent in the aornings she wuld accest the offer, if only for
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1. The purpose. of the present dispatch is to“Gummarize the

develooments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3' to Guatemala in
-the company of FAR member, Francisco Alalberto #LARA Barrios,
and Carlos Manuel ™ PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew
of Manuel Marcue Pardinas. evediractar af the nom acfunctt
Politica, This trip, as the Guaterala City Station has advised,
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2. According to reports submitted to Wallace B, RoxTOX |by
LIRING-3, the latter s«t Carlos Manuel Persaval Varcue origizaily
through the latter's sister-in-lay, CarmerLozada de Ramirez
who had been carrying on an extra-marital affair with LIRING-3
since early November 1547. On the evening of 3 March 1968, *
Persaval approacned LIRING-3 in connection with the difficul es
that a young Guatemalan woman living in Mexico City ras ave
in obtaining false docuszentation to enable her to travel to
Guatemala to recontact her husband, whom Persaval described as
“an igportant guerrilla leader”. Persaval revealed to LIRING-3
that he had been assisting the FAR in propaganda work in Mexico
for some time and gave LIRING-3 several copies of a panphlet |
eatitled "Violencia en Guatemala” which Persaval said had been
published on one of his uncle's presses and was being sold at the
nominal price of three Méxican pesos to help raise money for the
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3. When LIRING-3. under RO@TON's direction, responded
favorably to this initial approe-4, Persaval pursued the matter
and finally, on & April. reveals. ‘that he was in touch with two
“Serortant Quc..lble leadc.o” wnuu necueu aeap in returning
clandestinely to Guatemala. Persaval asked LIRING-3 to arrange
to guide these persons across the Guatemalan border south of
Chiapas, an area LIRING-3 had previously told Persaval re was very
faniliar with from his previous residence in San Cristobal.
Persaval made no further reference to the “young Guatemalan wife
of the FAR leader”. LIRING-3 surmised to ROWTON that this person
might actually have been the wife of Francisco Lara Barrios, but
that plans for her return were discarded in favor of the trip
by Lara himself.

4. At ROWTON's urging, LIRING-3 insisted on reeting the tro
Guatem2zlans involved and in talking to then before undertaking
such a mission, Persaval finally introduced LIRING-3 to Francisco
Lara Barrios on 17 March 1968, and the latter presented LIRING-3
to 2 certain "Rodolfo", who LIRING-3 ascertained subsequently was
| a member of the 13th of November group headed by Yon Sosa by the
name ofySandoval. Francisco Lara Barrios confided to LIRING-3

that he had in his possession a false Guatemalan passport in the
name of Jose Maria‘Oliva Carranza and that he had obtaired legal
residence in Mexico with his wife and children through the efforts
of ex-Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. He also named a certaia
Eskenazi and LIREBEL-1 as persons who assisted Guatemalan exiles
-in Mexico. Station believes Eskenazi may be identical with

Luis DavidfEskenassy Cruz, a former agent of the Guatemala City
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- the above-mentioned persons to cross the Mexican/Guatemalan border
and to accompany them to Guatemala City. This latter extension of
the original trip was made by Lara at the suggestion of LIBING-3
so that the latter could meet with the FAR woman responsible for
logistics. LIRING-3 reported to ROWION subwequently that just
before their departure, Lara also offered to arrange for LIRING-3
to travel clandestinely to the Sierra de las Minas to meet directly
with FAR and 13th of November leaders to discuss further) support
that LIRING-3 night be able to provide through his comsetcial .
contacts in Chiapas and northern Nexico.

6. “ LIRENG-3 fabricated 2a false Mexican identity d at!
(Secretaria-de Education) for Francisco Lara Barrios in the
name of. Jacinto/Rangel Cervantes with Lara slightly disguised so
that tke latter could move about more unobtrusively on the Mexicaa
side of the border just prior to crossing. On 3 April 1568, |
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informed LIRI‘G-3 that their mutual friend Rodolfo Sandoval.
would not be accompanying them since ke was too vell known and
his mission was not important enough to justify the risk and the
expense involved.

7. LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968,
because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle
on the norning of that day while cleaning his gus and had to be.
given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4
told ROWTON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and Razlloreno, a
friend of LIRING-3, finally left Mvexico City in te personal
car of Raul Moreno on 10 april 1958. but that Moreso had returned
to Mexico City two days later as a result of an-zecident that
disabled the car sorewhere in Chiapas. LIRING-4 did not report
anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval
Marcue, stating that she rad not received any ccanunication fron
LIRING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which te reported
the return of Raul Moreno. #0¥TON surmises that when Raul
Moreno kad to return to Mexico City. LIRING-3 azd Lara asked
Carlos Persaval Marcue to join them and drive trem to the border
Se his om cor and thet Bersaval continued on with them toward

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8. Guatemala City Station advised on 22 Arril 1968, that
the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZING-3 had reached
the local press and that they would be turned over to the appro-
priate courts for trial. This indicates that LIZING-3 may ;
eventually be released and hence be available to ROWTON for '
complete debriefing.

9, The only significant nane that had surfaced as a result
of LIRING-3's involvement with the Guatemalan reseis in Mexico
City is that of Rolando”’Nendez Aguilar, whom Francisco Lara
Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from
the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the.
"Publicaciones e Inpresiones Mexicazas, S.A. - Diario Ovaciones,
Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage -
on LIRING-3 it is apparent that Mencez is a close contact of
both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided
employment for them in Mexico. The Station is 2ttempting to
determine the home address of Mendez in the hose that further
details of his possible collaboration may be uncovered. i

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1. On 5 March 1968, LIRING-3 had dinner with CARLOS i
PERSAVAL NARCUE, nephew of MANUEL MARCUE FARDINES, director
of the now defunct magazine “POLITICA”, a Cotzmunist bi-
monthly publication, During the dinner PERSAVAL queried
LIRING-3 if he could obtain a false passport for the wife
of an important Guatemalan guerilla leader so that she:
COULS Chace fave Meas LU ULabem- ta, LIRING-S replied
that he would do his utmost to assist.

2. On 8 March 1968 PERSAVAL told LIRING-3 that two(2)
Guatemalan revolutionaries had need to travel to Guatemala
by mid-March. LIRING-3 commented that there was Limited
possibility of obtainirg false documents, but that he could.
brief the Guatemalans so as to facilitate their illegal
crossing of the MWexican/Guatemalan border, or if they desired,
he would guide them.

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-with LIRING-3, saying that one of the two travellers possessed
'- legal travel docurents. Since the other person has no such ‘
legal documents, they should enter Guatemala illegally.
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4. LIRING-3 reported on 27 Yarch 1968, that one of the
traveller to Guatemala is FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS.
The group is of the opinion that LIRING-3 should also go to
Guatemala in order to meet an unidentified worman, described
as the FAR logistics officer, to discuss FAR support from
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5. Departure was delayed because LARA sustained a self-
inflicted gun shot wound while cleaning a weapon. On 10 April
_ : LIRING-3, LARA, and another person--described as a member of
cope cee - the YON SOSA Faction--departed en route to Guatemala. ji
LIRING-3 was informed that the FAR and the YON SOSA group
are now working together, but that a certain amount of
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authorities arrested three individuals near the Mexican
border, They were brought to Guatemala City where they are
being held for interrogation.
The: persons arrested are:
a. FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS (Guatemalan)
b. CARLOS JURADO DEL MAR (Mexican)
c. CARLOS MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE (Mexican)
When arrested LARA admitted that he is a Communist, and that

he is returning to Guatezala to renounce his afriliation,
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B. SCGUATEMALA CITY 521 (NOT SEST TEGUCIGALPA)

C. GUATEMALA CITY 8822 (HOT SENT TEcuorsaLrad (sw 90807).

1. ON AFTERWOON 15 APRIL, 66 LIAISON REPORTED THAT FRANCISCO

ADALBERTO (LARW) BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN CONAUHIST WHO CARRIED
MEXICAN IDESTITY DOCUMENTS IN HANEZ JACINTO CRANGZL) CERVANTES;|

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case of LIRING-3/LIRING-4 the situa ion is further complicated
by the fact that PBRUMEN nationals at home and in LIRING (the
main target against whom the two have been directed) have
long suspected their motives for maintaining contact and
wanting to cooperate with then. The ups and dowus of the
‘ LIRING-3/LIRING-4 marital relations have from time to time
further complicated the conduct of operations involving them.
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vations on the conduct of these operations. They have been
ecczplicated, time consuming, and have blown hot and cold
depending on the state of mind of the PBRUMENers at the time
and the difficulties between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. Because
ef incomplete control, an almost inescapable feature of this
type of operation, a considerable effort was made to check
the reliability of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4,. This involved .,
LIFEAT coverage, audio monitoring (LIROSIN), and occasional

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surveillance by the LIEMBRACEs. The results, at least in the
PBRUMEN phase of this operation, have been unspectacular so-
far. The main usefulness of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 has been’:
a) as access agents to LIRING, (although this has been |
largely reduced to the LIRING Consulate), and b) to introduce
Wallace B. ROWTON to visiting PBRUMEN officials and members /
of the local leftist community with access to PBRUMEN and ;
LIRISG. A major effort was started recently to take this
operstion up one more notch and, taking advantage of a recent
cris»s in the relations between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4, send
the iatter to PBRUMEN on a mission to assess and hopefully
recruit new sources of information. The exploitation of
LIRING-3's contacts with renresentatives of the Guatemalan
PAR rebel moverert was the object of separate correspondence.
LIRING-3's renewed contacts with these representatives do.

not at this time involve PBRUMEN, although the latter clearly
supports at least some of their activities.

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2. Forwarded under separate cover are fifteen reports
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTGN on the activities of LIRING-3,
TTRING-4. and come nf their eantacts from late Januarv to
31 March 1968. ‘The Station has noted Headquaz‘ers' desire
for more frequent progress reports per reference A. It felt,
however, that in this case partial reporting of LIRING-4's
difficulties in obtaining a PBRUMEN visa (by far the most
important aspect of this: operation during the period under
review) could have been misleading, as the situation changed
several times and LIRING-4 did not really know what to expect
from LIRING froz one meeting with its representatives to the
i:axt, not to again mention the ups and downs of the LIRING-3/
LIRING-4 relationship, which hit a new low during this period.
The Station would like to point out in passing that, in
addition <o cable reporting and dispatches transmitting:
ROWTON'sS contact reports, the operations in which LIRING-3
and LIRING-4 are involved in are reviewed in sone detail in
the over-ail monthly report submitted by the PBRUMEN Section

of this Station.

3. The last time LIRING-4 accompanied LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN,
she obtained an entry visa in a few days. LIRING-4 thus felt
that as an ex-enployee of LIRING with good connections in
PBRUMEN and LIRING she would obtain a new PBRUMEN entry! visa
fairly easily. Entry visas are now quite a bit more difficult
to obtain, hawever, for PBRUMEN nonofficial citizens abroad.

It also appears that the LIRING staff did not really know
what to make of LIRING-4's stated desire to return to PBRUMEN
for an extended period of time, as this was obviously based

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one would subside and that LIRING-4 would postpone or cancel.
her plans for going to PBRUMEN. It was to convince the LIRING
staff that the difficulties with his wife were serious ‘that,
LIRING~3. first went to LIRING. In a maneuver to further
convince the LIRING employees, particularly LIRING-2 and
LIRING-9, that LIRING-4 seriously wanted to go to PBRUMEN as

a result of domestic problens, ROWTON decided to have LIRING-3
openly question LIRING-4's right to take their child with

her. It must be remembered that, in “exico, a wife cannot
leave the country, and especially take a child with her,
without the express and official. consent of the husband. This
little scenario appears to have been well played. On the
other hand, it did not help LIRING-4 obtain a visa any (faster,
LIRING-2 appeared to be waiting, among other things, for
LIRING-3 to arrive at a decision regarding their child jaccept-
able to his wife. LIRING-3 finally "agreed" to Ivt LIRING-4
take the child at his 26 February meeting at LIRING. Two

days before, LIRING-4 had been told by LIRING-2 that the

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“consejo superior” of LIRING, of which he said he was a member,
had not yet taken up her case. This was indirectly confirmed
by LIRING-16, wko told LIRING-4 the same day that nothing
about her visa case had yet been sent to PBRUNEN as he would
otkeipiss Kkuow it, ince he handlcd 212 vis» correspondence.

4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's
visa request was handled by LIRING via classified correspondence
not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because
LIRING-4's visa request brought out the old problem of
LIRING-3's reliability in the eyes of the PBRUYENers. Although
LIRING-2, LIRING-9, and Identity appeared sympathetic toward
LIKiNG-4 and her projected visit to PBRUMEN (to the point

where they advised her on more than one occasion not to come
back to Mexico), they, at the same time, sought to clarify

two things. They first made another attempt to throw some
light on the sources through which LIRING-3 had obtained
information of particular interest to LIRING. Secondly they
brought up the question of "the Greek" (ROWTON) and tried to
obtain answers to pertinent questions. LIRING, as mentioned

by poth wAKiNG-S aod luenlity, ip uve used ww ucing Bavew
sensitive information without at the same time obtaining good
source description. Specifically, how did LIRING-3 hear of

the arrest of the LIRING member involved in a subversive case
tn 1966, how did he learn of its proposed publication in the
press of a Central American country, how did he obtain the -
report on Rico GALAN which he passed to LIRING, and how could
he have learned of certain of the activities of Moises OROZCO
Leal? To all these questions LIRING-3 replied by saying that
he had good sources in Nexico and Central America and that he
was not about to divulge them to the PBRUMENers. Both LIRING-2
and Identity in their conversations with LIRING-3 and LIRING~4
took pains to say that LIRING-3's conduct in his dealings

with LIRING and PBRUMEN was "above reproach." They wanted to |
be sure, however, that he "had aot fallen victim to unscrupulous
elements constantly surrounding the revolution." To quote the
old cliche, LIRING-3 "got their message."

5. ROWTON’s introduction to LIRING-2 and other LIRING
members by Rodolfo REYES Cortes and his subsequent meetings
‘with LIRING-2 were bound to make the latter sonewhat curious
about this wealthy Greek businessman and proclaimed friend of
"the revolution” who seems to travel extensively and appears
to have well-informed and influential friends in many parts
of the world. LIRING-2 was apparently ruffled by ROWTON's
criticism of the LIRING efficiency (see ROWTON's report dated
1 January sent as an attachment to reference B) since he

_ finally phoned ROWTON's "office" after the incident described
in ROWTON's 1 January report. For some reason LIRING-2 made
the call on a legal holiday when offices are usually closed,
and the operator of ROWTON's answering service answered
"Mr. ROWITON's (in alias) office." This apparently made
LIRING-2 even more inquisitive. During a one hour meeting
at LIRING on 15 February LIRING-2 asked LIRING-4 about her
relationship with "the Greek." LIRING-2 wanted to know where
and for whom he worked, et cetera. ROWTON's report of
17 February covers this conversation in detail. LIR{ING-2:
appeared to suspect ROWTON may have been one of the sources
of the information passed LIRING by LIRING-3 and warned
LIRING-4 "to go easy with the Greek," if not for herisake, at
least for LIRING-3, who "has not always treaded on firm ground."
LIRING-4 provided some "information" on her Greek acquaintance
on 24 February. ROWTON, who had briefed her in detail on what

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she should tell LIRING-2, felt, after listening to LIRING-4's'
report, that the latter had at least partly succeeded in :

lessening LIRING-2's suspicions. These suspicions may have
been further reduced after LIRING-3's discussion with LIRING-Z
on 26 February. ROWTON did expect LIRING-2's questions and i
felt in the end that he had "passed the test."

6. The Station does not know at this point whether |
LIRING-4 will get a PBRUMEN ‘entry visa but is still optimisti¢
that she will. The PBRUMNENers appear convinced that there is!
serious trouble between her and LIRING-3, and LIRING-1, to
whom LIRING-4 wrote for help recently, asked her to be patient,
pointing out that red tape in PBRUMEN takes time. The
possibility that the PBRUMENers may allow LIRING-4 in their
country to interrogate her about the activities of her husband
and some of her friends has occurred to ROWTON and the Station.
Such a possibility is, however, most unlikely as the object
of the PBRUMEN suspicions is LIKING-3 and net LIRING-4, who
has several times told them that she knows little of what
LIRING-3 does. The most important consider*tion, however, is
that LIRING-4 is married to a Mexican citiz.a, and as
suspicious as they may be of the latter's doings, the
DOD Awe novo, aaa! the haet oF aun romtctro, boda! prose that
this Mexican has done anything against their regime. On the
contrary, LIRING-3 has time and again warned them of impending
difficulties or problems. The fact that LIRING-4 is married
to a Mexican and that she enjoys the status of immigrant in
Nexico is also the best assurance that she would be allowed
to return to Mexico, as the PERUMENers want no trouble with
the Mexicans. The SGSWIRL exanination recently given LIRING~-4
has cleared the air at least on two points. First, that !
LIRING-4 is not an enemy penetration, and, second, that she
has not revealed the nature and extent cf her contacts with
ROWTON to anyone else than LIRING-3. The Station agrees with:
ROWTON that LIRING-4 would, if given a chance, prove herself
to be a good asset. As for the question of being left with
continuing obligations in this operation, both LIRING-3 ana
LIRING-4 know that there is little ROWTON could do heyond ,
providing legal-type advice to bring LIRING-4 back to. Mexico '
if the PBRUMENers refused to allow her to return to her husband,
an unlikely possibility as mex*ioned above in view of current
Mexican, PBRUMEN relations. The letter of understaudiing signed
by LIRING-4 specifies the extent of ROWTON's commitment and
leaves no doubt as to the extent of his obligations. .The
Station hopes that LIRING-4's relationship with LIRING-3 will
not improve with time to the point where she will lose the
proper motivation and cover to undertake the mission to PBRUMEN
for which she has been trained and briefed.

7. The attempt made te exploit Carmen LOZADA's trip to

-PBRUMEN to obtain assessments and vulnerability information

on a number of persons she knows who have operational potential
turned out to be a complete failure. LOZADA ran into such J
d@difficult family problems in PBRUMEN that she had no time (or;
as it turned out, desire) to obtain the information requested:
of her. The strain of her personal problems was such that

‘she: nearly had a nervous breakdown after returning to Mexico.

City on 16 February. Not even LIRING-3 could get anything out
of her. The victim of a type of family blackmail by her |pro-:
ANTHUG husband, LOZADA returned to PBRUMEN on 15 March.

ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes, :
who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who is t
preparing to go to Chile to put ona ballet performance, fas.
been extremely busy since his return with private and
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him at least partially on his contacts in PBRUMEN. The only
concrete result of REYES' tyip to PBRUXEN so far is the contact
which he made with Sukendah**HANAFI, the ex-Ambassador of
Wonesia in Havana. According to REYES, HANAFI expressed

1 rest in meeting ROFTON to “work something out" to the
mutual rdvantage of boih the Greek and Indonesian revolutions.
After a couple of phone calis, it turned out, however, that
HANAFI would probably be unable to obtain a Mexican entry visa.
The Station believes, anyway, that little would be gained by

a meeting. From the information at hand, HANAFI is a convinced
leftist who does not lack for money and seems to have an}
enjoyable life in PBRUYEN. The Station is finally not |
interested in the Indonesian "revolution” or in what HANAFE
could do to help the Greek ieftists.

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8. If she does not go to PBRUMEN an effort will be made
to further exploit the antagonism LIRING-4 has developed for
the personnel of LIRING in the course of her attempts to.
obtain a PBRUMEN visa to obtain additional operational
information on LIRING and its employees. LIRING-4 has been
so humiliated and angered that she is willing to do literally

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a time bomb in the building if he asked her to do so. LIRING-4
has already been used unwittingly for NECREDO purposes. It

may be possible if she stays in Mexico City to use her in
connection with an audio operation against the “safe room’ of

the LIRING Consulate.
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4. LIZING/4 was gives an sGSiIRL exavinetion fron shout 1030 until
1300 on 31/2/28 cu room 202 of the Hotel del Bosque on Callie bLelchor
Ceargco. kowton renter the suite in the naze Kicolas Spyrersculos and no
security problems were encounted in using tais site.
2. sowton first proposed the exexinaticn to Lixli.3/4, after discussing,
it vriefly with LIsi.c/3, at 1500 on 30/3/68 in tre coffee shop of the
Hotel -osque in tle 5
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ricts refusal on the cround that it was “servil” 2:4 beneata her dimmity
at any price. Sne mece it clear that she felt she ted been and was taxing
@ll the risks and conziered it completely unfair thet she snould have to

resence of the exaciner. L/4‘'s initial reaction was
% of LIAI..S/3 ~- one of sacck, indignation, and out-

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% eve sect horcol? to rush 2 “pellee” Loesacnavauu auch se Gad “one notoing
wreng and in fact knew nothing ebdout acuton. At one point she commented
thet this whole thing made her taick teat Rowton was an agent of WOPACT.
She did not dwet1 on this point, however, or return to it subsequently.

3. In view of this uniavoracly turn at the initial sessicn “owton agreed
i with the examiner thet the latter should cracefully tow out and give sovten
: @ crance to soften i/4 up by a more thorough exslanavion,emnecially since
t L/4 refused flatly to accompany Rowton and the exaniner to the safehouse
room upstairs. Kowton then spent the next two hours explaining the tesb
: enphasing that it wouic not ircluce any indiscriminate frivolous questions
_ ané that 1/4 would snow beforehand what che precis2 questions were. sowton
made it clear that he was interested mainly in deterninins wbether 1/4 had
: betrayed hin to her LIZIXG contacts aud hed any sort oF secret agreement
L with PrxUMGN to work exainst hin. 1/4 finally asreed to teke the cxaminatio:
“the followinz rornin> since as she stated ner conscience was clear.
4. The responses enpeared favorably on pertinent guestions and the control
question on any théft ef soney (cuggested by Xowton on the basis of the
repcert given to him in conficence by lirins/3 that 1/4 had taken 2,000
resos from the LInliG safe which she alcost immediately be placed on his. --
“ Gusistence) vroved to be excellent. L/4 did not reveal the specific theft
“but she was evicently thoroughty convinced after the test that the Scs.IkL
. 8 is reliable and cannot de beaten xoston and tae exaniner/felt it unwise to
break her on this ccatrol question since it "gould prove counterproductive
and would probably expose L/3} as thé source. [he test wi 11 proably serve

as an excellent deterrent and addéiti nal control fsr fut assessment of
L/4 and evaluation of ter reporting. —

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Subject: Linlid/4 nerart of Status of Hecuest for he-entry Fernit.

1. Howten zet with LIPI:C/4 at ner recuest at 1630 on 23/3/65 ar the
Denny's kestavrant (Reforca ©. Iiane) to Giscuss the status ef her visa
(re-entry) request. She svateé thet she hac cust received a letter from
her friené Loctor Tolanda Uiaz, transmitted tzrrourch Jorrfin and given to her
by the latter tiat same morning. The trensiatio. of the text of the letter
is 2s follovs: ,

"Aho del Guerriilero Herdico”
La Habana.rebrero 9/58

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Quee Dear + fe To cxploiisd tv you aast night when we ‘spoke
(en the telephone) the processi=s of your entry is deine beld up
“because of a number of thines tzet have to be done which in ‘im
view of tne pricrities you known exist result in it& not seing done
as rapidly as one would wish.
I don't thick vou should be discouraged and rest assured that as
soon as it comes throuch, we'll advise you, especiaily since Abreu
is seins to follow it tarough. Lisses to your child ané regards
to Carlos. . :
/s/ Yolanda ‘
2. The letter, a copy of which was made by kowton, also contains a F.S. fron
Abreu, a transletios of which fellows:
I'm taking an icterest in your matter. As Yolanda explains
red tape takes tire. I received your cable and letter. —
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/s/ Abreu po one
3. LIRkIIG/% called to Rowton's attention the length of tire ( alrost six ©
weeks) for the lstser to rerch her dispite the fact that Abreu binself most

probably forwardeé it through the pouch. L/4 commented that when she ‘re-
merked this to her friend Ustalina Cepero, tae latter stated that she ‘nad

received a itter in the pouch «se same day out it was dated-in » ecender 21987,

and anctner from folenda dated sebruary 90,1965 y

4a. LIKL.G/4 also rezorted that sze had fi-slly managed to talk with her
father on the telephone, and,althouch he esreared uneasy and sozestat nbrupt
(seco), she was rea-sured thot be was in reasonably good hezlth. jshe finally
assured so.ton that she no lnuzer suspected hin of any foul play len da agreed
that her fsther was apparently actiug.on the advice of his lawyer in con-
nection with the visa reucest of her brcther {to emisrate to the -5.) that
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22 Merch 1963:

Subject: Lizl:.t/4 deport of ews Concerning her Father in: Jew Fork.

1. At 1600 on 22/3/53 Rowton visited LIKING/4 at her residence ts discuss

with ter ea report zhe had received froa a mutual friend concernins ner fa-
ther. terlier in tLe day Lizi.c/3 nad informed daowzon that LixikG/% nad re-
ceived « disturcizs piece of news to the effect thet someone Had accroached

ser father in hew Tork vity and told him to brea off all contact with Li-
BinG/& in order to eroic jeopardising his residence in the U.S. Accerding
so LISINS/2, LInt.3/4 wes convinced as a result of this report that xXoxwton,
and possibly with tne Emowlecse of LIRING/3 hinself, had erransed trois ap
proach to precluée any mexccntact L/4 night nave ned with her father tnat
sight vyeonardise her missicn to tisvana. Rowton assured TAIBG/S 2 taat ne had

it &§

accordin= to LIKTIG/3 she | Was very “upset anc her conficence in bota Rowton
and Lizi3/3 hinmsel? shaker.

2. Zowton reassured Tizi:G/4 when he saw her but, of ccurse, coulée aot" fur-
nish proof of any xind that te had not intervened. Ze aszed several tine the
identity of the soutce, but LIkTUG/4 seatfastls refused to divulge it, sar-
ing only that a lavser friend of her father tad written to her stating that
the reasca her father had not conmunicated with ber over £kak the past three
months erd had nct answered her letters and telephone calls was that "taez"
had told hin not to zaintain ary contact with his dauchter at the risk “of

‘hesing his residence ir the 0.5. xowton asked whether the lawyer's rame sas

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-Portuorndo (a leaé furnished by LISTHC/3) but L/% would not confirm cr deny »
_this, syeing sicpiy thet ste would look into the satter herself. She said
‘that she suspected <owton since he was the only person vo whom! sse ‘had given

her father's acdress in New Yorz and she c:uld not inazire why; any other
person would heve a istive to csutect her father in that way. She added that
if her favher had just given her some sort of explanation she could under-
stand, but acting the way he did indicated that soneone had terrorized bis

into sompiete silence. Rowt.n again insisted that ne did not ih any way... ...

contact hear fcther, and woulé never have done so witzout first, consulting
ber. He surzised that possibly her father's lawyer had counseled aim to
areak off contact in connection with the application ter’ father was aaking 2
for a visa for LIRIi3/4"s brother on the ground thet the American autiorities
mizht deny tae visa if they mew of LIRi:G/4's crevious exploy nent in the
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‘ 1. Rodolfo Keves Cértes ixformed sovten 8/3/68 that waile in Havana
he discussee with his friend SukenZan Hanefi, ex-Indcresian Am>acsador

“to Cuba, possibility of coliasoraticn with sis Greer leftist susinessnen
friend scth in internaticszei comnerciel deals and politically. According
Reyes, jazefi expressed innediate interszst, acceptin: Zeres' word that te
coulé place full trust in Rowton. Henefi state? that te felt something
could be worked out to thexe mutual ecvantace of dotno the Creek and the
Indonesian revolution, since se hac contact aAinself with the liberation
-army of Irdcnesian.

2, Banavi ackad Pevea tr cwatk we - wetticc fer tin uttt Levtcen upon lle
serierablv7 in ¥

~ return to Nexico vity, iearescinzcerccheomelacrrster Mexiec vVity where
Reyes could nakxe the introéuction rereonaily, cut indicating that he mirk
run into difficulty in obteinise a visa. He added “sat if Mexico vity not

possibie he vould travel te raris where he nas never had visa trouble.
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3. Heyes resorted to dowton on 11/3/45 that ne haé sited to Hanafi on
telephone azz asking hin artenre trip soonest to i.exics “ity, out Hanafi
had replied that his initial cneck hed revealed Mexicans would insist on
Cleararce sith indonesian =adessy iexico Gity tricr to issuance of visa.
Hanafi added, however, that he takins matter up with iaGl Hoa and might

be able arrange some sort of official travel to fecilisate zssuance of visa.
He prouised advise Reyes soonest sirce he aware that Heyes aust leave for’
Chile by end March (as scon as =is wife, Tatiana, obtains Chilean visa).

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Subject: LIZLG/4 Report of Contact with LIEING/E and LIRING/9.

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1. At 0930 on 0/3/63 L14_NG/& reported to Zovton thet she had again on 2/3

visited the LigiiG establisznent to check on the szatus of her re-entry —
permit. She stated that LIki1G/2 wes cordial ‘out politiely passed the
buck cn her re-entry pernit to LIzZi:¢/9, stating taat i+ was a matter fcr
L/9's office and that in any case he himself yas so busy locking for a
house for the Chief that ke could not do anytiirg else et the moment. Ee
said in passize that he had to go to acapulco thet evenirg and would te
there uctil Sunday night ( 10/3/62). He joxinely invited L/4 along for
the ride. He also commented that he nimself would be back in Havana about
June and way cida't L/4 wait tu go beck with him. ie added that in any case
he hoped to see her there.

2. LIKLC/4 also reported that Echezendfa ( Isnail Suerez de la Faz),who

happened to be present when she was talking te L/2, comzented that his wife
would 5e leaving on the 11 ttarch fliktt and that he hirself expected to be
returning in adout two weeks. L/4 then commented sarcastically that at the

' pate things were going with L/2 she would protabdly be still waiting for ner

entry permit when he left and in the: case he coule rersonally expedite it.
L/2 then by wey of apology stated that the mother-in-law of the Swiss An-
bassedor bad been waiting for over <nree weeks for her entry vise and there
was nothing ne could do to speed thinss up fren this end. 1/4 replied tzat
this was after all little consolation for her, altncugh she felt very sorry

for the Swiss mother-in-law. . :

3. LIgiiiG/4 continued to Howton that she then spoke briefly with LIgine/9
who greeted ner cordially and asked ter to take a coffee with hin in his
private office. Gn enterize this office L/4 noted that the plaster bad falle:
fron the ceiling gust above the desk and L/9 connented that nexpk it had

just happened the day before and that he bored to have it repaired soon. Se _
‘added that he would also te getting better furniture and some. pictures to

decorate the bare walls. L/4 noted that the phone was still attached to the
wall and no iamp of any kind was in the room. :

4 According to 1/4, LIzi.G/9 is. still waiting for a reply from Havana re

her re-entry per=it, and hoped to have some reply by 11/3/68.| His secre-

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Yolanis Diaz cn the telephone as a follow-u> on her telesren to asx
“Razire abreu to excedite her request for tae re-entry permit. L/S told
Rowtcn that Yolande expiainec test she had pean unable t> ecatses Lbreu
at first but fixrally got to hin on 8/3/68 and he pronised to do wat he

could sconest, aivhough he cozzented that it would be-mpossibdle to do

anytaine over the “week-end. . i

5. LTR 36/4 also reported. to Xovten that she ned telked briefly with srta
Esperén of L/2's office and was surprised to hear her contplain of the "in-
suppertzdle" conditicns under wrich she had to work. ‘CErta Esperin ssid

that sne hac been ezployed in the iiaii& offices for the rast'3é@ years and

“prior to the revclution had been relstively barcpy. Latelz, however, every—

thing was full of aystery, all coors and cabinets locked up, and nosoay
Veunvisg &@- YOU. one conilaea in is4 that soe hed had enough (“harta") and
.was airaic that ste woulda beve to leave, atanéoning any hepe <he still had
of getting ber pension after so many years.

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Subject: Miscellaneous Infornaticn Purnished by LIzT:iG/4.

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1. At his meetine with LI.ING/4,on tze sorning of 1 Karea,1968, Rowton

asked L/4 for various miscelieneous ixnZorzaticn that right be of use to

the Station.__L/4 reculled thet when she worked in the Consulate! office,
aan the combination of the scfe was as follows: i

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2. L/4 also furnished nowton with izformaticn for the attached sketch of
the consular office where she formerly warked, indicetine the Tosation of
the safe (in the corner concealed betind a wooden door locked by key). Like-
wise L/& gave cetails of the office 2 Abelardo Curbelo wzich she‘ stated he
sheared «with his new secretary ,Conchita - the wife of the @l-npic Attaché,
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3. L/4 also told Zowton that she learned recently from corrfa that all
confidential papers are now handled zrd processed by one yerson. L/4 added
that she learned from ccnversation with MercededMartinez Morezo de Gonzalez.
that she is in fect the serscn handling tne confide..tial documents. She. '
stated to L/4 thet she has to process the confidential papers of all-the
offices, specifically Curbelo, Cicard, luna, es well as her susband's, (Cruz)
and Kertinez'. L/4 explained to Zortonthat previcusly each' office handled
its own confidential docurents, an¢ filed then in their respective safes. ,
4. L/4 also save Howton the forn given her by the Consulate to be filled in
for the “Registro de Ciudedano. Cubanos". L/4 explained that! she allesed

' that she had lost the original fora sive n to her and taus obtained another
so that she could provide Rowton with a sample of the form( attached here-
with). . . ;
5. L/4 also reported thet,as Rowton had requested,she typed out a letter to
her father (given to the Statizn) at 1330 on 4 Harch,1968, on the consulate
typewriter. She regretted not having been able to obtein the mame of the _ . '
$ypewriter since it was not visible on the case. shen she auked adia z. °
Lopez de Valdes the name the latter surprised her be saying that 1/4 was

id the. second person to ask for suco information that day. In view of that
* comment, L/4 felt she could not press for the information desired.

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Subject: LISING/3 Report of Conversation with iInxiic/2. .
4. At 0930 on 27/2/08 LIsinS/3 reported’ to sowton that he: had| spoxen
briefly to Echenendia (snail Suarez de la Faz) on 24/2/68 and|to L1“i3/2

“at some length cn 26/2/25 in the LIsgint offites. 1/3 explained!

‘to nowton
that Zchemendfa nad passed a nessaze to him throucsh L/4 that ne wantea to
talk to him end thet he would telephone himto arranze a meeting. 1/3 cone
tinued that «chenendfa finally cor ected him by phone at about noon on
24/2/68 and askec nim te come to the i3xinG office thet afterncon. L/3

_told Howton thet when he finally saw Schenendia the latter was very vague

an: general in bs statezents and that all ine could eather fron bis state-
ments was that <chemendia wes apolocetic for the "_isunderstandizg" that
bad arisen as a r:sult of L/+'s request for a re-entry zercit., Echerendéia
stated that "we" are concerned that i/3, whom they considered honest and
above reproach in his deaiings with rokuic=h, aight have fallen victe2n to
unscupluous elements who constantly surround the revclution. L/3 convez:sed
to owtn that this vague and alnost inccherent iine of Zehezencie aanoved
him to such an extent tnat he felt it useless to cont nue nis conversation
with him and as a result tercinated it at tae first ocportunity.

2. LIbGUG/3 continued thathe mee with ZIRIKG/2 on 26/2/68 at the latier's
office with much more fuitfgl results, Accordin, to L/3, fa becan by
stating that "they" appreciated the informaticn L/3 hed passed to them at
various times in ~he vast, specifically the repcrt of Julien Lopez’ errest,
the proposed publication of the a:rest in the Guctenalen press, the report
conceriing the letter of Rico Galén end the Crozco afeir, but they were
frankly perflexed with regard to the so.rce of such sensitive inforastion.
L/3 told Rowton that he explained to L/2 that he had excellent Central ane=-
rican contacts,as well as sexican sources in good positions, who could fur-
nish suck anforzeavion witout naming anyone. He tcld L/2 that he had no in-
tention of jeooardising his business ccntacts by revealing their isentity,
and oc felt that wh-t he had done was in the interest of SBALMi2 and the |

revolution.and thet L/2 enc bis friends shold uot lock ae horse ia the

mouth cnd see spies behind every blade of xaigsg crass, just becasue taey

thenzelves had no capability to checit out his reports.

3. L/3 then told aowton thot Lf2 asked directly aboot "el Griego” ond ‘nis
rela.icoship to 1/3. L/3 stated that he feimmed surcrise jand asked ?ihat
Gréek", acding that be knew several Creeks in Gu:temala, Yenezuela and he-
xico. L/2 clarified by stating that be meant the Greek in roduced to hia

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Bz Rodolfa xeyes. L/3 then exci-imed: "Ch, yeu sean seXo> Herrisi" to
woich L/fé replieé m the ufiirmative. L/3 then exclained that ne felt that
sr. Harris was a hivh-nindea revolutionary with nich level contaqtm taoroigh—
out the world develored unrougk Bis cusinéess Exaxacrae relationsniscs who hea
nelped hin a sreat ceal over the fast two years oota financially jand morally
i” toes asxed Lfe .n20 2: 2. wud. in-l:. tuienel business, to wich L/2
repiled that be imew practically rothing, L/3 tolc “outcn thet He then
closed in wits a scsewhat electorate explasation of now invernational busie
nessmen ecquire valusable bits of inteeligence with trying as a result of
the sexsitive rela.i-nship they deteicp with volitical personalities in
various eovernzents. i/3 stated to “owton that he felt L/z was impressed
——_-—..---__. ... _favorably_with bis_explanation, sinc: he finally stated that_in reality.

"they" (meaning nicself, Sersio Martinez, Ismail Suarez de la Faz and

Cepeda), the Consejo cupericr de le Zobajada" hac nothing against sr. Harris
but simply that they did not know enoush about hin, L/2 then stated that

L/3 sust realize that the revolution was surrounded by provocateurs and
that when they heve the least suspicions that they zust put on "the amber
light" of caution. L/3 then stated tzet bis ceclinsgs with sr. Harris were
sensitive nish-Level business negotiavions for the vrocurekens of sulphur
and that he coulé produce docunsnts to srove tuis. L/2 replied thatthis

was not at all necessary and that it vas simply just a question of knowing

a little core about the sources available to L/3 and abou: the "Greek". 1/3
coniuded with a statement that 1/2 must in tae last analysis weisgr the en-
tire affair in terms of whether L/3 in fact had ever done anyt::ing ageinst
the revolution. i/2 replied without hesitation that everyone felt that L/3
had always acted in good faith and h-d the best of intenticgs. It was simpl;
‘that they felt that L/3 might have become a victim of a provocateur without
realizing it.

&, L/2 then stated that he had no objection to giving L/4 an entry pxurait
but he hored that 1/3 was not just trying to solve a domestic: problem by
sending her back to her mother. L/3 replied that there was in fact a serious
domestic problem snd confessed th t he had had an affair with another woman .
which L/4 had disccvered but he felt this was a very personal problen about _
which 1/2 should not be concerned. L/2 replied that he asreed with this and
was concerned sitply avout the child wheé# he felt L/4& shoukd be ‘peraittea
to take with ber. 1/3 tcld Rowton thet he finally conceded £0 L/2 that per-
haps he was right and that he should Se more consicerate of L/4 and perait
her to take the child to Jiavana. L/3 told Eowten that the agetine with L/2
ended on a rather cordial note end thet be had the impression that 1/2 would
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Subject: LiniiG/4 Report of Conversaticn with LIRG/2. |

1. Lihiic/s reported to Rowton at 1045 om 24 Feoruary,1¢6¢,. tn she

had again spsken to LExXIUG/2 about her entry rernit to returr to Zavana.
she 2 veered cepressed and bessn the conversation stating thst she was
"fed up" (rabta) with the LIkI.G office, explaining that she felt that

she hed teen treated very unfairly and shabsily, particularly b7# LIRING/2.
She sta-e2d thet she bad waited for several hours to see LiniiG/2 on the
aronir: oc 23 sebruery inside tne preaises of the LInihG offices Sut had
finally te i:eave after only ae few words of conversation with him. she
related that_Li:JNG/2_end LIKIUG/O were cecusied in conversation with

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Eugenia Clguin(whe nad recently returned fron a three-nmonths stay in
havena with he sister arcela) ard she did not feel it preper to inter-
rupt to ssk about her permit to return to Cuba. when she finally tutton-
holed iIsiiG/2, he said that he would rather talx to her the following -
morning ~- <eceut 1000, since it was Saturaday, expiaining that he was very
busy with a nuxter of ciffacult vases. : , .

2. LISE:2/4 continued that when she returneé to his office ‘about 1015 the
followins morning ( 24 Feoruary) she again nad to wait about 15 xinutes
before finding LIninG/2 alone. ‘to her annoyance he again brushed Ler off,
stating that se still did not h-ve a final arswer since the matter hud not
as yet been taxen ur bv the “*conseio supericr” of the establiishnent. L/2
continues thet he nceped te have some sort d cecision dy honday and asked
L/4 to see ain azain. L/4 stated to Howton thet she could uot contain her-
feeliccs any longer and exploded in a burst of inveetive again the LIXING:
office, accusing thea anong other tzings of givics visas to all sorts of
hippies anc delizouents and making ber wait on pins end néedles ‘wren she
heed a right to return. L/4 then stated thet just as she was leaving, she
turned to i/z and said:"Ca, I forget to tell vou, dut I zenaged to see the
"Greexe+'* L/4 told Zowton that at this L/2 cane sudJerly back to life and

invited her intc his office again, closing the door and ushering her to

@ chair. she then ststed that she had telephoned "the Creek" (Rowton) on

the pretext that she. wanted hin to duy some jewelry for her on tis next
trip to Switzerland and succeeded in having coffee with bim at Sanborns.

She continued that in the course of -‘conversaticn she le ed that his tele-

phone is actually an answering se: vice and hence oO; erates 24 hours .er day,

and that be is interested in buying sulphur in s.exico and ithat his principal

elient is the Greok saipowner, i Sierchos. She then showed 1/2 a natchbox on
which the Greek had written the nene iarctios in both Greek and =snylish
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_ According to L/4, L/e snatched up the natch~box with expressions of appre-
ciation, ané continued to listen with interest. 1/4 ccntinued thatjtke
creek explzined to her the aifficulties and complexities o? working with \
the Mexicans in procuring sulphur and sther critical products, but ‘she
confessed to L/2 that she cnew nothin: about such matters and ‘felt very
confuded. sre commented, hewever, that the Greek appeared suite relaxed and
willing to answer her questicns. Sne acded that shen she turned the conver-
sation on Cuda, the Sreex reziied chet he was interested naturally ‘as a
good revolutionary, but fransly was very disappointed ("decepeionedo") at
the treatment received by tre LIRZING officials he had aet, including L/2.

_seript, since she pretended to be curicus about the spellings of “ot RaLe.

——- __L/4_continued--chat- the-Greex -pnd_commerved- that—he had many dealings with
, foreigg officials in his nernzl business operaticrs cut had never enccuntere¢

3: . . welt 2 te eek lee . wt -
the discourtesv shown by 17-4) % ant*taawe, why Aid cit syle euewel uo icle=

phone calls. L/4 conluced wita a statefiert that she felt tae Greek! was no
longer interested in Cuba and assuned tsat he had obteinsd whatever infor-

metion he needed from other sources. _

3. LIkIKG/4 then asked L/2 whether he needed any sore inforsaticn since she

might be seeing the Greek once more before he left for curope again. L/2

replied «h:t he appreciated whet she had already obtained ard added that he

felt it wise in these cases to get to know the person "more and nore” before '

meki:g a judzenent. 1/4 tolé aowton thai at this poimt she could not refrain
from the outdurst:" But you ave known ne for several years, and you ‘still
can't make up your mind. Howsaich time dv you need to rigure taings aut".
She told Rowton that 1/2 just smiled at this and again asked to be ziven
until Mon@ay for the final answer re the permissicn to return.
&, LIZIEG/& then told Koxton that as she was leaving the vrezises,she stoppec
briefly to chat with Jorrin. the latter appeared genuinely surprised that
LIsinG/4 had rot as yet been granted her permit. shen she cozmmented that
probably L/2 had to wait for a reply frca Havana, Jorrin exclaimed:" Ko,
that's not probable, since he did not send any cable on you; otherwise I
would know". He added as an sfterthought that possibly ae could have sent nes
a@ dispatch which he weuld not iow about, but he doubted that in view of

the time element involved. Jorrfn then cocmented thet"everythikg"had changed
since L/4 had left her job, explaining that now, ail conficential papers,

not only from L/2's cofice but also from 1/9, the UConunerical “ectiog, ‘and
froa “Luna's o:fice" were handled by one person rather than ap} | previously

by each office, (L/4 conmented to Rowton that she bad never heard of a per- -

son by the neme of Luna) and that things in ganerals hed deen tightened up
froz a security standpoint. t . .

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Subject: Carzes Lezade Staiments to LInNING/3 re trip.

Ll. LIKIG/3 re;orted to aovtsn at 24130 cn 19/2/68 that Carzen Lofada &.

had telephoned hit about Ct35 that ncrnine anc that he hed seen Yer

again et ner request. Cs tais occasicn he found her relatively composed

and quite conerent as cotrsred te their first ne:ting since her return.

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2. L/3 reportec trait she stated thet tre situation in Zavena was: -
-_—___“ehnactic®. ~-econc.

raticnine ( 8 gallons rer zonth for ordinary cars end 20 for larger)

strictly enforced and volice contrat Shrutal™, Sha etorna thee oe ene

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Havana airport everything is searched ever of Mexicans es herself and
what can be taxen for perscnsl reasons is retoved on the pretext of —_
having it "checked".

"3. Ceraen Lozada stated srec ecificaily to L/3 that she hsé heard strong
_vumors in Savana that Fidel Castro would be reslaced br Dorticés s2inly
because of the failure of zide
that sugar procuctionxz would f3li fer delow last year's Tigur' Ca pessibly t
exceecins 4,0CC,COO tons ty only a fraction. 3ad fertilizer HARTXELELER

l's ecenoric pelicies. it was also rumored

mexez is blamed Sut the general feelins is that it is rather bae menezenent
“and Fidei's sdviscrs are tazing the Slamze. ‘

&, Carmen also reported that she had heard "confirzed" re:orts that César.
Montes is no lonser leader cf the Gustenalan revolucion, elthough she
could act say who had reslsaced hiz.

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Sudject: LISIZC/4 Rercrt of Conversaticn with Echenendie ( il

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1. LEskit/4 resorzed to Zoxton at 1000 on 10/2/58 at the suca as | Late
café thet she hsé met with =checencf2 for about one Gour on 17 Zeb .
ruary at a szell coffee shop off calle Fachuca in Colonia Jon cess. She
explained that ste had telepnoned cctecendfia fromthe hone of her 2diend
Slenca Fefa de anand and arranged to meet hin about 1730 at 3 nerby corner.

on nnn DET TEG/a stated treet schezenéfe ves cordial as usuel <2 end tclé her “that
he hoped - locxsé ferward- t. seeing her again whenever she felt sae could
fo out with him Paw Tynch an dinnen, Ta selena han cross atin: +f has trian to
davana and she informed hirthat she tored to leave on the 23 Pebruary
* fligkt. Eehemendia asked if she tnourhat she rirht have difficulty re-
turning to Mexico, to which L/4 reslied in the negative, conmenting that
in the past neitser the Kexicans nor the Cucans nad given her ar~ trouble.
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3. accordirg to +/%, Zehenendia then queried Bar in scze éstail sbout how
Ligi:is/3 was Going. his tusiness in Chiapas, where they «ere living, and
what bis plans were. Sne replied in as matter-a~fact «saz as possitle,al-
iegics that L/3 was selling his painvixcgs and doing well in business.
4, Schenerdfa then commented that the LIAING office lecelly bac commented
re L/3 that alticuge they appreciated the informetion Le hac passed to the=
they cid not have the soirces end cetazils anc hence had to Wies tnem @itao
: suspicion. xschexendia apclosized to x8 Biel 7/a for neving to say this
(me da mucha pene) but he felt oblized to pass it alongs tolher. =e added
that doth Eavena and LIsinS are accustomed to set sources glong with the
reports turned in tc then and always are uneasy when these lare lzexing.
He agreed with i/4 that i/3 had acted ic gooé faith, but also defended the
pesition of the sicInG office which he said was surrounded iby prevactions
and infiltraticns. -—_ Fes mn pene mas me cermmnnms sae ce fren ee een

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5. 1/4 told Ko-tca that she did not tell L/3 about this re devous with
Echezendf{fa ( whuse a tenticns to L/4 i: the past have made i/3 .perticularly
_ jealous and annoyed) since she did not want to disturb hial LIs%3/3,
however, reported to fowton at about 2100 the previous evening (12/2/68)
in an obviously irritated tone thet by.pure counce he bad geen ‘achemend{a
and LIRGNG/4 toresher at a coffee szop-about 1800 on 17/2/GS8. ¥hea sodton. -
explained that be had known of and eprroved of the neetias peforetand, ,

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A. Li RInG/a signed contrect with Rowton (alies)} effective 15 February
thro-sh 30 April,‘958, previcing payment for inforneticn ead services.
Ko oblizsations specified otzer than fi:encial{(toval 3750.06) for period
specified). 11:i:¢/4 also simmed acknowlegserent of alias "haria Zerra~
gan" which was used in contrect and receints for funds.

2. L/4 departure wich orizinell> scheculed for 15 Fetrucsy 7,AS6E, will
be celaved until Zfollowins fridge to percit intensive corzovend © sour
training, and strengthen bacxstop for objective of trip. Cni42 February
LIRiNG/2 told 1/4 that he would issue pernit to return azé,'in expression
apparently genuine sympathy, urcsed ter take trin end moneint toons rhc

belonzed"™. Cz =srning 13 February ichenendie ( Ismail suarez @e la Paz)

_ who net L/S by chance inside ilRIng compound remarkeé he ne: opy to learn

she gcing back hore for a trip and then adced "ge back exc stay2®. Ze then
invited her to lunch or dinner but L/4 felt it wise to turn Bin cown First
tite. They bad lunch inxgxse 1121'S dining rocs. On Zo.tsn stcsesticn she
will, towever, eccest for outside lunih so sount him out farther on nis
reaction to her return. j

3. Situltaneously in orcer tuild up conviction in minds LiZIEG officials
that L/4 returnizs becasue of nerital problec with LIEINC/3 (which she
herself stated to Sowton that she hesitated te reveal to zn¥oue), TIE luG/3-
talked with LIRIUG/2 in ais office 13 February (at xonext L/S elsewtere

in LI&iiG offices) and pretexded to have just léarned of L/4's request for
perzission to return. L/3 in anery tone allezed that he eculé not uxder-
stend why L/4 would went to return, that he hed treated ter ‘as well es he -
could, anc that in enz case he would not fper=it her to taxe ‘their Sauchter.
LIRINC/2 although obviously scnewn2t enbarassed took L/&'s vert enc urged
I/3 to reconsider exd cive perzission to L/4 te take daurater elons since
she would be reluctant to leave as a "good nother". L/2 went so far as

LIRIG/&. L/2 continued thet he felt oblized a3 a LISIAG eff ictal; to grant
LIRIZXG/4 permission to return but te did not want to oblice ‘her ts to éepart
without her child. i1X1)6/3 told Zowton that he did not rive! in anc left
LIRING/2 with the icypressicn that his mind was xede uP regarding the
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it later wien inforted by Acston as beirg in ter best interest, Ske
agreed tr<et chila gould sot te properly taxen care of at =otaer’s

bone in cantieso becasuc ply of essential food with itner

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corresperience with 1/3, end rrovice excellent pretext for return! to
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can be patcheé ug and that wien she returns ther can resume rernal sarital

relaticns. She insisted to seston that she woulc remain loval to Sim and
do nuthing to increase nis antipathr for her. (Rewton feels this is tro-
beviy best control that can be hered fer in her operaticnel werz}.

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6. Following lengthy neetizes with 1/2, aovton fas evelwved folios
operationz1 pism with her sprrevs

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1 re-establish contact vith, snd assess

(a) LIS#I:G/4 on arrival will r

tse followize coct2zcts: . !
(1) Pasiro s>rcu : :
(2) srnol and suby (wifej xXcdriquez
(3) Carisei frido i
(4) Capt Lui a-ballo ard wife ! i
(5S) iclé de Tarriente | '

iq (5) Mercedes Mcrzles Iereverent. i

nese rerscnus will se referred to in 35/2 messezes by nunder ’

ity reasons. i:/% “mows that numbers tiree end five
have elrescdy expressei strong antier:ivcluticzary sentiments end
will attenzpt discrestly to determine present attitude exc eccess.

(b) Discrest efforts will be =msde learn of efficiency 2nd mcdus
opererci of DSE. LizEiG/4% insisted cn tais for teriown cz
. tection since xostcn allezec that he could not trovice her with
' mnecessery briefins. She feels conficent that she can ret at
t lezst sone basic ésta from xsciro Abreu. L/4 cozzentec that she
alcost certain the [GE és xeniszluated ty a "fcreism service™
gince she cert2in tras Cubans themselves incapble of efficient
and secure operetioas. ;

(ce) when 1/4 feels ste tas reachel point with any of above that she . -----
~ ean make sote sort of "deal" (for instance assistance to then |
from outside in exczanze for nelp to her in finding "interesting
pesition” curics ner forced stay there). she will nétify Sowton
by S/s and croceed further or withdrax as per insttuctions.
(a) In event. 1/4 meets otaer persons who cisht prove recruitadle
she will ‘“cention their names xx# acdress and positicn in text
. . of oren letter to _IaE-G/3 a-dinz that they send their recards
and need, socethins =o availsble in Suda. The perse: thus zen-
tioned will be referréd to in S/i by next consecutive suxber in.
. . subsequent mess2:e. xowton has stresse: that he interested only
in persons in excellent positi.cs and cenceivably recrsitabdie.
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(e) LIAING/6 wil have tye chanrels for 3/4. First to "Lic.

fntonio Fcrce " wits false returm a dress and sent brough
oren mail, anc seccri to i1::3/3 sent by hand thro-ch’ Aaniro
Ebren te TIRING office and selivered ty hand by Jorrin to

Sacubaya arartzcont, or given L/& to sone friend travelisg
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to hexico. In first case all letters celled, except, the frist,
will contain S/; ressage; 2£ S2ccac ezse ail letters With en-
velope bearings "Colonia Concesa™ after address willbe for Zow-
ton end neve S/a. L/S orcaises sent several letters; to l/s

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(G) The following sismals have been ecreed cn for purpose specified:

C1) Senser signel will Zinzuni in cpen
text to 1/3. In all : 2etcers L/4 will mention rame.
In event hostile control exile will te referrec to by
Bicagame, OF Cuucarane SAPP coon vue muy ey Gee

(2) "All my B12 conplex yvitsmins- are gone" inéicstes need
for nev cerdon. "i beve no nore colome thst evervone
liked so cuch" indicetes ured Tor developer. '

(3) Yew carves sent to LIZINS/3 will be reccguized by simple
uradint HETEZLouax¥ attrisuted to daughter and sent as
expression of senvizsrt oy LIRING/3. °

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7. In reply her query re dest course of acvicn in event she Has reports
DSE plenni-s arrest, sovton advised LIRTiS/4 destroy S/w supplies, end
take refuge in Mexican embassy in hope tat sie would be able communicate
with LIZINS/3 ( she cid not asx nor dit Acwteon volunteer ox she cculd

notify bin since she assumes Rowton would remain in contiauing contact

-EIRILG/3). _

8. LI225G/4 encourz-ed by attiaude ana syarathy shown by LIRING/2 eng
Echemandia re ner rensining in Cuba, but she mede it clear to Zowton that
she would not do anything jeopardize her resicence pernit in Mexico or
forfeit the time accusuicted,uniess sovter could arrange have | hexican

ambassacor in Savens renew her RAXEXXE visa and assure ner. Ske adced that

beat arzroach would be return efter tase up to attempt bring: child back

‘and at thet time raze new contract with xovton providin;; fcr! guatantees.

kXowton azreed statics thet re not in pesition for many reasons,inciuding
security, to make such commitments at this time. 1/4 made it clear to
Howton also that she realizes that he rrodably operating in alias and

‘fs affiliated with sone sort of service or organization (this came out

durins discussion of contract and acknowledcement of pseudonya woich she
aid not want) but she stated bluntly that she did not want to know any
nore abcut sowton tan the little she already kmew since "it | would de
easier to face an interrogation without betraying him completely".

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Subject: » LIRINC/4 Report of Questicning by LIRING/2 re Rowton
. ("The ureek"). :

1. at 1030 on 17 resruary 1963, LIKIEC/4 inforced kowton that she had
Gropped into the LiailsG offices at about 1230 on 15 february and again
on the norning of tre following day to check with iIxLIG/2 concerning

-her entry permit for travel to Havana. Cn the first occasion LIXI!.S/2

asked ker casually wnether she had seen anything of the "@reek friena"
lately. LIAL‘G/4 tcld kowton that she replied that she and LIRIVG/3 heard
from him fron time to time, mainly by telephone, and that he bad invited
her out cccasionally, but she,lLIK-:.G/4, had turned hin down.

2, Gn the xcrtcon 2 enecrcion, fering the late cmommics of 18 Pahang ACER,
LInine/2 sew L/4 ezein on the precises and asked to not to leave until

she ad seen him, since he wented to discuss something with her. dben she .
finaliy sav him in his office some 30 zinutes later, he egain aszed whether
she had seen the "Sreek", not mentioring Rowton by bis alias (Berris}.
Since L/2 ned menticaed L/4's Greek friend whom he had met through Sedolfo
Reyes on a previously occasion, LInI.S/4 felt she could not pretend -ot to
know about whom he was talking. Sne therefore repiied again that cccaslonai-
ly she heard from him when he was on a trip to iiexico. LIKI? iG/2 asxed
waet L/4 thousht of oim (the Greek), to «hich she replied that she found
him pleasant and very generous ( Pontaéose)- L/2 replied, "Yes, but what
does thet generosity come from?" He then added that he had many questicn-
merks concerning that persen. He gave es an exanzple the fact that shen he
telephoned his nunter on a holidey, 31 December or 1 vacuary , his "secre-
tary" replied. It seemed very strange, continued L/2, that ‘the Greek's
telephone was manned et all times, night and day, and even jon holidays.

He then further expressed doubts about where this person lived end how

_ he earned nis noney, enc why be was so interested in Cuba.

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3- LInIiG/4 stated to Rewton that she was st first quite taken aback by
‘this direct “interrocation" » even thouch it was nace ina friendly tone,
and replied as best she could by ear. Sue stated that she qssuméd the

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could not supply any specific answers. she wat aware that he had brought
some of LIXING/3's saintines at an exceilent price and took hisgenerosity
fpr granted since she enjoyed living froma the gocd businesd LIgING/3 cained
through bin. LIxliG/4 then asked L/e2 why he hinself vent sone checking
‘of bis own, since she assuned the that LIniNG cffice was pe of such

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activity when the oceesion aalleé for it. LIaI!¢/2 replied that he had
too many other things to do, anc euyway, when scosthing suélied bed
(Tapesta") he-keess away from it. LIsILG/4, coatisuing to'itaze the of-
fensive, statea that on several occasions inthe rast the Greex hed invited
her out but sre had not accepted, Dut trat sre easily could accept cn the
next occasion. ard pcssibly even obtain a rhoto of sone, khad for LI«IuG/e.
L/2 replied that a paoto would uct be of any use, all he coulé Go with
it being to send it to Eavame. He acded that he oid many suspicions,parti-
culerly as a result of the telerhcne, but hac nething concrete “in his

hands", and thet what re needed was "datos". t

4, LisliiG/2 then asked 1/4 whether she knew when Nodolfo Reyes wes return-
ing end where he would be living? sne tole aowten that she replied in the
negative, commenting simply that she had heard that he. would be moving

to Chile to work in the nations] ballet there. 1/2 returning again to the
Greex wondered why be was so generous with gifts and entertainment. L/4
stated that she never looxec a gift terse in the south, to which LInInG/2
replied that ske aust be careful, if not for her own sake at leasv for the
sake of LIRI:G/3 who, ke felt, was not sreading on firm ground( “terreno

. firme"). L/4 adsitted that she was often worried about L/3's activities,
about wich be told her almost nothing. L/2 then commented "Invesiti

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the Greek and ycu'il feel better.” (Avericua lo del Griego). Ee then added
that taat supposed letter from Rico Gal4n was not considered authentic,

and also the case of Orozco definitely involved the police. Lizi:i/e,since

she was awars thet i/3 hed discussed both these cases with L/2, except
that L/3 had not to her knowledge ztentioned the arrest of Crozec, stated

that she felt L/3 had acted in cczpletely good faith, even though te might
have been somewhat inp&lsive ("precipitado”).

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5. LIRING/2, continuing the conversation, waich according to L/4 lasted
over one hour,stated that both she and L/3 cust be careful of their con-
tacts. ne commented that he could not even ¢0 out on a date with a girl
i without thinking of the conseauences. lie could co out pnce maybe, but
scores Che felt it wiser to dpop the contact for securicy reasonsL/4 told xoston
.S that she concludéed the conversation with a premise to blicit as much data
i from the Greek as possible as soon as she could get touch witb him.
.+ 6 Rowton then tolc L/S that he felt relieved in fact that L/2 had brought.
this whole matter up, since it was better to face such an. interrogation _
“here in Mexico rather than in ‘iavana wit..ous the benefit of Rowton's advice
, and briefing. He then stated that he felt it essentiali that, L/4. provide.
L/2 with much-heeced answers to his quefions. To avoid the’ impression of

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telephone number, which she could allesed she could not find at howe. and
woich she preferred uve two asa L/3 fev, Lu order not te arsuse his sas-
piciozs. Cnce she obtained the nuncer she could alleie that she t-lepaoned

-Rowtcn on some pretext ( provided if possisle by LIXING/2 hinself) em

tanazed to see him at lunch a feu @eys later. She oe turds report to
Lfe thet Rowtcn had told her that his telerhone was actually an exseeri
service and hence only cessazes were taker earcurd the clock. He had no

need ef an office since he traveled in anc out so cften and his business
did not reouire an office with the acconpenyxing neadaches. L/4 would con-
tinue that Rowton ccnfided that he was working on sensitive deals to pur-
chase Mexican sulpsur ( an expensive and ¢cifficult itex to procure arcywoere
in the world at this tine ) and that hie principal business connecti.n was
with Stavros hiarcos,the wealthy shipowner. His interest in Cuba stezmed ©
from Niarcos' desire to study the shipping possibilities there in tke event

the lorthanerics: emoargo was lifeted. ; !

6. Rowton instructed 1/4 to commented 10 1/2 that when she spoke of the
LIRE:S office, Xowton appeared very irritated anc remarked that he vas |
"Gecepcionado" with ths tre tment he had received fron toth L/2 and the

Commerical office. If ife appeared surprised end curious about this, 1/4
coulé continue that xowton commented to her that he could not undersvand the

cavalier manner in which the LIininGs did business. He cited the exazple of
at lecst three telephone calls he had mace som: weeks previously to soqn
L/2 end the commercial office, leavinf his name and telephone, and that.
no one hed had the courtesy to reply. L/4 cculd then added that as « result
Rowton wes aoncyed anchad decided to go directly to Eavana to get the info-
mation he needed on prospective business oa ee of biarcos.

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Subdject: Briefiing in Communications and Security of LIKIMNG/4.

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1. Duriac the past four czys Rowton has had daily meetings with LIZING/S
-to- give her initial training in 5/4 and discuss chensels of, coz: sunicetica
that micht te used securely and lorically by LIKI: G/4 and Rowton. A"¢on-
tract" to serve as a letter of understencins for doth xowton and LIRinc/s
was Grefted es a basis for present and future colatoration. No reference
to NCFACT was nade or icvlied, but xc.:ton made it clear that he had "“firecd:
and colleagues” who were interested in inteliicence coverage of Faxliuw.
and who would carry on his collaboration with Lin2i'¢/4 in the event of
Eowton's deeta or unavailability.

2. The first item discussed was a simnle oven ende to Aeatenste neranne

of interest eivtoer as targets or possible hostile elessents, so that L/4:
could sention these perscns in the text of her S/i correspondence witzoct
comprotising kerself. «a list of the persons concerned with She code nenes
is attached cerewith. iTeLEG/4 understands thet these cede nanes will rst
be used in o;en letters to LIRING/3 under any circorstarces.

3. As far as letter drovs are concerned, Kowten instructed LIz.1G/4 to
send her S/@ nesseges with innocent text cover to the following address:
, Lic. Antonio Ponce Cortés

Lultifanilier Miguel Alenén 0-326
México 12, D.F.

using a neticcal return address thet could not be eas ily sraced, and crez—
ping the letter in a public mailbox in the center of town. xowton dia not
‘give Lisi..¢/4 an indicator for the cover text since it was understood tx2t
all ressajes, except the’ first, would ccntain an S/w zessace. LIATLG/a sro-

“ mised ts sail an innocent text letter as scon efter arrival as possible se
that Rewt.n wotld have a g- od idea of the lenta of tine anvdéved in his
receiving future letters.

4, LIRinc/a vas advised that she would receive S/J ressages from xowton

eee on’ the’ paper backing of Seriographic cesigns ( aztee seals) being produced

by LIki:.G/3. The designs, prepared in the fcrm of ereating cards, would
be aucressed to a thiré perty and contain a brief nessage of creeting in
’ the hanéwritios of LIRIi:G/3 and would be sent as an actachment to a rou-
tine letter from LIKING/3 sent by hand or throush the LIRING pouch. Both
LIaI:}.G/4 end scvton agreed that open mail, since it would have to bear her
true nase. and adress, would be both too risxy and too slow. In the un-
likely event of di:covery,L/4 would have some way out, plleging that she

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hac novhing to é= with the messave end placing tie blaze. on 1387/3.

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open sail and esseed that it would te necessary to take the ris in-

--  - wol@ed in sendizs et least some c’ the ‘messepes under cover of: cerzel
corresponience ts LiziIiC/3. She also agreed with Rowten that sercding ~ a

S/w on the back sf sericgrephic designs would ecnstitute a pattern and '

might eftract urciae ettention.

6 It was therefcre apreed that LIslG/4 would also write S/w iz letters
to LIRING/3 that would be nand-carried to Kexico oy a friend or seat in
the pouch and Gelivered by Jorrf{n to ber Tacudiya acdress. iiowten structed

LIRING/4& to insert"Colcoria Condesa" in the aciress on tie enveloze if

5. At subsequent neevings yhowever, ZIRING/S accepted the or obaile long
Zoges, beth to aad froc ter, invelved in the

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the letter contained 3/w, ctherwise leave out this addition. Since Howton
would have a key te the Calzada Tecubaya apartzent ne could cheez regularly
for any letters that Jorrin 2i.at r23uve slipped under the door curing periods
when LIninG/3 wisat be absent from Mexico City.

?. At his meetine with LIRILG/4 on 14/2/68 the following ac:diticnal signals
were agreed on:

: (a) Danser Signal : Omisicn of name Zirzuni fron open text. The

. child woule always te referred to in regular
correspondence with LIKI=G/3 by nace. In e¥ent '
of hostile control, :1aci.¢/& would refer to
child as "hijita" or by sore cther endearing .
name, but refrain from using cer -irst name.

(Cb) Kew carBon iieeded: te be indicated by the phrase "I need
more vitanin B-12" or "I have run out of ny
B-12 cozplex vitamins".

" (e) Hew Developer Needed: "I have ror out of tat nice cologne
I brought with me".

8. As far as inceting S/i was concernéd, dowtor stated that if a cover
letter from LIixiS/3 contained the words "Chiapas" and"arte" it would in-
dicate that an S/s message was being forwarded in that letter.

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Subject: LInilS/2 Repsrt of Keeting with Carmen Lozada.

1. At 2100 on 76/2/65 LIsIlLt/3 reported to Ro ston that he. ‘hea met “ita
Caruen iozada at ebout 17430 cn 17/2/62, at the square in Soyecdn. Ze
explainee that cn 15/2/48 their mutual friend, Carzen Melina, nee cca=
tacted Carmen Lozecda by teleracne ani sec learned thet the latter piansed
to return to hexico the followine day ( Friday, 16/2/62). Carnen Lezeéa

had told her cn tLe phone te give ker regarcs to her friend ( Lin2./3)

but to asx hia mot to meet her at the airgport since she sould be accone
penied by ter csurater and wiuld be =st by bear ctarents cn arrival it he -
xico. LinxihG/3 tzerefore contacted her torouga varcen «-olina on the

morning of 17/2/Sé snd made the date to meet her near her parents Lise.

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2. 1,5 ccutiswcd cuge 23 500 &S ue Saw Lermen Lozada he imew at once tiuat

something unpleasazt hac Leprexed durizg ber visit to Hevana. He tcis dowtea
that she had eprerently lost five or six pounds, was dressed in ea slovenly
Manner and gave of esrearanc2 of a distraught rerscn, aimcst on ite verve
of insanity. er ciccsr anc su.sequert conversation, ofter incoherent and

balf hysterical, ccnfirned in =/3* S zind that she was suffering frcx severe
strain and depression. L/3 told Roston veat he understodd from her renarks
that she hed fourc tre Havana airport, Savana, Cuba and tke Cubans in
general "detestartle*®. Bhe excliezined 2t cre point: "Cdin a esa isle azidital'
She adéed tact ste wes on the goint of becomics an eneny of Guba “(¥olverse
gusane). In the next breath, Lowvever, she stated that she ‘hed to retorn

"en pocos dias" as soon as treatment had been arranged for ser daurhter,
‘(suffering fron esthaa). 1/3, sretenéing to think thet she had pateted

up things with her husband,isrique, asked whether she had been recexciled
and found that ste really loved her susband after all. She e@laimei, accor-
ding tc 1/3, in « talf hysterical voice that she hated ner husBand
everything her rerresented. | '

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, 3. L/3 continued that despite nis reprea.ed questions Carmen Lozaca re-
fused to give hic cetails of what actually had happened to her. She re~
peatedly stated tact she was uncer "intense, horrible pressure" thes she
could not explain. shen L/} ccumented that L/4 was preparing to returs to
Havana, Cermsen Lozeca burst out again with "Qué horrible!" but again Jid .
not explain. In vies of Carnen iozada's obvious state of psycholoz,icai
‘and physical disintezration,il2c..G/3 told Howton that he felt it best to
terminate the mezti.g at the first opportunity (about 163 and leave as

. gracefully as he could. He adéed-thst «hen he left be Icoked back to ge

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- JY. &t 4006 om 30 canuary,1965, LIRING/& resorted to Zowton taat
she hed seen Jorrin the vrevicus 2fternoon srdi that be. sad told ter
that Ee nad been to her azartcent the previsus evenins cut bad failed
to find ser or LIAILG/3 in. He expleined treat ir. Ferizeio,w#no was
visitin= Mexico City, nad asked hin to deliver to LIZit/4 ax letter
from their nutual friend, Dr. Maceira. Jorrin then cave iIRING/4& the
letter.

2. LIzihc/& stated to Howton trast the letter was sinolvy a request for
snoes for Haceira's child waick could sot be obtained in Cuba. LEBING/4
commented that this was ecly srother of @ series ef such requests that
Meceire and Pisueroa cf the Ministry of cducation 2326 been maxing to
her since their last visit to kexico. She had in the pest iscnored the
recuests since she felt she had done exnousn end could see no useful
purpose in rumnine arouni town as a purchasins arent, partacularly when
there was no guarantees thet they would rei=surse he

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3. Kowton sucgested taat on this cccasicn, hovever, it zight preve worta-
while, in view of Maricelo's apsarentiz izpottant position in uvavana and

LIRINS/&'s fortkconins tris. Ee su::nestec saat LIRinafa purchase the sheez

(about 50 pesos) and atteupt to deliver trex sersonally to harinelo; she
could thea invite hin to lunch or dinner in the zope of assessing his
present feelings toward the regize. LIQGEG/% recalled that Marinelo had
been Kector of the University of Zavana and was a nenber of the old guard
comgunist party. She adced that Jorrfin had rertioned that “arineto held
Anbassadorial rank end eas serving at the rreseat tine in some sort of
internavional delecation. . : : i

4. LIRi:G/S also reported that she tad run iczto an eld cuban friend, _
- Avalia Ariznendi, on ths street, and that the latter tad 5 siven her her
hone phone as 23-70-95. LIRiAG/& explained that Ariznendi bad: narried

a Mexican psycaoiatrist and left Cuba some years back. far as sae knew
Ariszenci was sympathetic with toe Castro rezine and on zore or less
friendly terns with LINING. Cn this cecasicn irizmendi Yoked with L/&
.about the inefficiency of the LIRING offcials, sayins thet the only per-
son she felt was doing a decent fod was Cepeda. :

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her negro medical student friend, Yolanda, aud drorppred the letter,
as requested by Rowton, in the oren xai1 ( to escertain the tized taxen
to deliverrtn¢ letter to Havana. LI#diiS/4 rave Yolarnda's full nese and
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AGUATIC/LIRING-3 ~ LIROSIN Deactivation ‘of Audio. Installation.
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Action Required: Hone : : :
Reference: HHMA-31821, dtd 3 April 1957.

1. Om 15 April 1968, circa 1410 hours, the audio installation
described in reference was deactivated. The SPT-2A was recovered
by Valter &. CORNEURY and returned to Station stock. The LP equip
ment, am SPR-2A and UHER 4000 L, will also be returned to Station
stock. : ;

2. Inasmuch as LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 were terminating their ‘
“lenee” on the target apartment, tt was felt the SpT2A carrier

current transmitter would have to be removed because of its shallow
concealment. To continue the assessment of target personalities,
however, we wanted to wait until almost the last minute. The veek

of 15 April 1968 vas selected as an appropriate time by Waliace B.
ROTTON, who is in contact with the targets. :

3. At about 1300 hours, 15 April 19658, Walter ¥. CORKXBURY and
Sliver Bb. CizncCi entered the LP and were grevied by LIRGSIS wno kaev
we were coming but did not know why. A check of the audio device
revealed that LIEING-4 and a young (teen-age) male relative were in
the target. This was as expected. At 1350 hours, LIRING4 left.
the apartrent, alone, for a luncheon date with ROWTON. She returned
a few minutes later and made the male relative accaupany ker. (This
wea obviously at toe insistence of 2O0VTON.) The telephone number of
the target apartment was tried a few minutes after their departure
and was not answered, again as expected. At 1400 hours a telephone
Call was received in the LP from the Station as a relay frem ROWTCH
that the targets vere safely ensconsed for at least the next hour.
(it was known that LIRING-3 was out of the city.) Another telephone
eall to target with no answer, and CORNBURY entered the target

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/ apartment using keys provided by ROJTOR. The wall plate was removed,
- the AC lines to the SPI-2A ciipped off close to the plug, the 2?T2A
_ easily removed, the wall plate refastened, and the target apartzent
vacated. Total time about two minutes. CORNBURY and C1#OCH left
the aren immediately. There were no security prob!2as noted at any
tine. : ' 3
4. The LP equipwent will be removed by LIROS(S and returnxed
to stock on 17 April 1968. : .

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GIVEN SEALED LETTER FROM LIRIN3-3 BY LIRINS-4. LETTER INDICATED

A. LIRIWS-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED —
WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IK ANKLE WHILE CLEANING
GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR
MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY WEAFONS IX MEXICO. :
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WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT
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ALTHOUGH SOSA GRCUP AKD FAR NCW SEWERALLY WORKING TOGETHER THERE
WERE STILL MANY THINSS “KEPT ON A COMPARTNENTED BASIS." ALTHOUGH
-binikG-5 vid WUT 8£°ER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE

MENTIONED THAT HE HAD “LONS TALK” BEFORE LEAVING.

3. LIRING-3 WILL KEEP SOWTON ABREAST OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS  -
VIA ACCOMMODATION #DIRESS IN MEXICO CITY, WILL ADVISE,
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1. Os 23 ert 25 Beret 1863, the Bewles City Btattes placed
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Salam, tecluwiies Preecloce LARA Sarries, wre gtayieg ta Koriee,
ecoording to LIRTHie3. Coverage of this edéress ied. to phsta
GVVOCEED OF Hs DLE ES BD, HDI GRATER VoTe WEh WEEE Ae
eppeersd to wmgregate.

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igeautify any of the permees in the pistegragi:, tha Giation -
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's 1, ON 5 APRIL 68 STATIGN RECEIVED PKOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF
GUATEMALAN PASSPORT WHICH LIRING-3 SAID FRANCISCO LARA WOULD USE
TO ENTER HONDURAS FROM GUATEMALA. COPIES INDICATE THERE WAS DiS-
CREFESZY IN WANE ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN REF AND WANE ON PASSPCRT.
CORRECT NAME IS JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GU:.TEMALAN
PASSPORT NUNBER 134825 SERIE,D REGISTRY NUMBER @2743 ISSUED 27 MAY
1963 Ii GUATEMALA CITY. OLIVA EORW SAN FELIPE, RETALHULEU OW
9 FEB 1955. ; |

2, OTHER DOCUNENTS PHOTOGRAPHED iNCLUDE MILITARY INSCRIPTION
IN GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMEZR 45259, BIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER
2825671, CEDULA SE VECINDAD 287165 ASD ELECTIRON CARD 187817.

3. THESE DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY LIRING-3 WHEN THEY PASSED
TO HI BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN MAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTA-
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1. AFTERNOON 3 APRIL 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE PLAKS DEPART

elke adiiitetidateckan a a mre ty cee Tae ore am™pauy eer ow at ae cITrzes Seasectst®
eG. GUAToNALA CLIT Via Lato lf Cont woke

LARA CIRCA 4 APRIL 68. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS VALID MEXICAN DGCUREN-
TATiOR AKD LARA HAS FALSE MEXICAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATIOY DOCUMENTATION,
THEY WILL ATTES?T ESTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY.

2. Il GUATEMALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRISS-3 TO wOeAB
WHO LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR I8 GUATEMALA CITY. TRIP WILL THES
fe ARRANGED FOR LIRING-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS MINAS HEADQUARTERS
TO DISCUSS FUTURE SUPPORT OF FAR FROM MEXICO CITY.

i 3. AFTER APFROKIMATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA AND LIRIRE-3
WILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGALPA TO IKVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES GF SETTI8G UP

. PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRIUG-3"S TRUE WANE. |

4s LARA‘S FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION IS IDENTITY CARD FROM.

|. SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION PUBLICA UNDER WANE JACINTO RASGEL iCERVARTES.

: FOR IDENTITY CARD PHOTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, HAIR DYED GREY *nD
~-d--- GO MUSTACHE. LARA TOLD LIRING-3 THAT FOR TRAVEL TO TEGUCIGALPA, ——
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MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA. LIRING-3 WILL PRCSAELY USE VALI
MEXICAN DOCLUMENTATIOS. POUCHING COPIES OF LARA ANS LIRING-3 ;
DOCUMENTATION. ;
ve 5. FOR TEGUCIGALPA: LIRING-3 (IDEN) IS STATICS PENETRATION
t OF GUATEMALAN GUEPRILLA GROUP IN MEXICO CITY. FRAKCISCO LARA IS
FRANCISCO ADALSERTO LARA BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAS
RESIDED IN MEXICO FOR PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO 2: FAR REPRESES-
TATIVE I8 HEXiCO.
6. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS TELEPHONE WUMSER AND POST OFFICE . ae

BOX IN MEXICO CITY FOR STATION CONTACT, DG NOT SELIEVE STATION Mili

BE ABLE SUPPLY ASDRESSEES WITH INFO ON HIS TRIP TO GUATEMALA Aid
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PRIORITY “EXICO CITY INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR

: REF? MEXICO CITY seaa (jay foa 19) 29 aBO3Kg
yO 1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 MARCH CHANGES WITHIN GUATENALAS ARMY,

INCLUD ISI NONOVAL oF Giessen OF berzase fae REL \anaiachd pusuue,
: STATUS OF “OPERATIO® AZTECA” UNCERTAIN. COSSEQUENTLY STATIOS CASSOT
GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FOR LIRING-3 18 CASE HE CAPTURED. .. ALSO
HOTE THAT MEXICAN BOXDER AREA BEING HEAVILY "PATROLLED. ; . x
2. ESMOOSE-1 REPCRIED THAT ON EARLY NORSING 28 ARCH ESARVEL=1
ALERTED SFECIAL COmAAnDO UIT OF GUAT ARMY (SCUGA) TO BE PREPARED
FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD SEEN RECEIVED x

THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANHED ENTER GUATEMAL? FEROS

MEXICO AND THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IH WITH WAVE OF TERRORISM AND
SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY TO TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. SSHASVER-2
DID NOT INDICATEP SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REISFORCED -
SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF SAS maRcos ayD :
HUEHUETESANGO ON MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM In ‘DEPARTMENT
. OF QUEZALTEWANGO. SCUGA UNIT BAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES
pm AND EQUIPIEST WHEN WORD RECEIVED OF REMOVAL OF ARRIAGA. ESKOOSE-!
: ‘SAID AS RESULT OPERATION CANCELLED. “POSSIBLE HOWEVER THAT SAME 8

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REFS: Ae MEXICO ClTY 3628 (7 # 70687)
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Ce MEXICO CITY 4436 (52372)
1. ON 27 MARCH 68 LIRING-3 REPORTED THAT GUAT FAR MEMBER
: WHO PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA .
i. IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBASLY IDESTICAL WITH FRANCISCO
ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA (REFS B AND 2. Lar
: INADVERTENTLY GAVE HIS TRUE HAME WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LIRING-3 .
THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA. ;
2. AT PRESENT, LIRISG-3 MAKING FALSE DOCUMENTS FoR PERSONS
HE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLAB TRAVEL SOMETIME BEFORE
31 MARSH, LIRING-3 TO ESTER GUATEMALA WITH GROUP IN ORDER MEET
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LOGISTICAL OFFICER. GROUP BELIEVES
LIRING-2 SHOULD TALK TO HER TO DETERMIBE WHAT SUPPLIES KE CAN male,
AVAILABLE TO FAR (COULD UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ .

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WAS ABLE TAKE PHOIG OF PERSON LIRING-3 In conTaSa

- AND LIRNG-3 IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED THIS PERSO AS FRANCISCO
b- PABA STATION DAD ALSO Tals 7E9T55 OF avuness unkné’ GUATS

BELIEVED BE STAYIEGS AND FILM BEING DEVELOPED. WILL PRIORITY
POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS. ;
: . 4. LERING-3 WILLING ENTER GUATEMALA WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT
‘ - WOULD LIKE KNOW IF OPERATION AZTECA STILL IW FORCE. IF gOoT,

| COULD STATION GUATEMALA ARRABGE ANY TYPE OF PROTECTION FOR HIM . '

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| his wife, * teres Lozada ée% ‘ePercabal, a blown up copy of the
| éccumentation LIE! LIBING-3 is falsifying, oud several stots of
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1. At 1130 on 27/3/68 1/3 told ‘Rowton that at last be hed obtained
the tlue name of the FAR member he had met through Carlos Persaval
and who had previously identified hinself to L/3 under the alias
Miguel Angel%Oliva Castafieda. LIRING/3 said he learned that them
true name of this person is Fancisco Lara and that he and some 14

other Guatemalans are here in Hexico City legally as exiles. L/3

added that he met "“Redolfo", the older and apparently more important .-
PAR member, yestereday ( 26/3/68) but as yet has not been able to

iearn his true last nane. ‘ : . 4
a - 2. LIRING/3 also 9 immediately idenditied the surveillance photo (clipped.
j portion s “l returned herewith) as that of, Francisco Lara.
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: he identified as of Carlos Persaval’ and bis wife” cv

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Subject: LIR{nG/3 Report’ of Coatact with Gus terslans ‘in Kexico Eity.

we ee 2 Aba brief acetin-> with Rowton at 1700 on. 2203088 et bhe ‘Stona desteurant

LIRING/3 vervorted that he was worring on the goric.t tion of identity docu-

ments for the two FAR represeitatives ( Fisuel 1 anzel Gliva Castaieda and
Redelfo) throsch nis seriograpnic process inc that te hoped to nave the

pictures of the pe:sons concered the following day. He asked iwovton to

bring along his copying kit so taut he ccald quickl- copy the pictures

just before LIRING/3 put then on the icertity cards. ovte..'prom sed to

bring the kit to the Atoyse eparsnent at 1500 on 22/3/66.

2e LIKILUC/3 also reported that he hau learned from the Custenalans that

a certain “Zsquenesi_or*szenazi, a Guatetalen who has resiced for usny years
in Hiexico and who owns or operates 2 factory called "Grco.os de México", has
been very helpiul to the FAR uencbe-s in Mexico. iisewise a destor by the
name of Corge*Flesch hes been of service whan needed. |

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3. In reply to iowton's query i7:.5.¢/3 stated that 211 the seven Guatexalans

he bad recently met ( four of won live at 54 ifo werma) appeared to be FAR. t
udherents, except one, woo he hec lecrned in passing was a follower of can.

Sosa. L/3 also stated that he hac learned that the one who worked in the

photo shop on San dudn Latran street was an aceo..ntant rather then a paeto-
grapher.

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Subjects  LTaIh3/3 Contacte ith Par Gustecele  ierice Vity.
l. LIs1:..6/3 reported to Roster at 4806 en 20/3/55 that. he had acais mit
with higue. angel vliva Casta'eda, vate cise at et: 4990 4a trent of the ~—
Chapultepec zovie and went with his tu the Caf& _iterario eb Calle Lieja.

L/3 told zeston tuet Cliva coaficec te tin that 2: haé gust! lecrned froa
four Guavetien e-crades who lived tor.sh.- in ex azirtaent on Calle Lerma
that their residence was dein. surveillzd My whit they felt: was the Mano ae

penca.s. Ee ex leined that they ued cotedé ceveral fairly well-dressed sen
hanging arcund the apartment hosse ans :
he had run off. This all inciccved tc then that the sarveillanc: cas not be-

pravece eroup. v.iva the:

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stated thet they knes that the Gopsty ¢ chief of the ano Blanca cr, acrzatiog
Oliverio“Czstaieda, was currently ins Mexico City, and assumed that te’ had
organized the surveillance. Oliva then mentioned that ane of the four livin
at Calle -erna vas the well-known Guerrilla leader who hed recently scught
sanctuary in the Mexican <mbassy in Guatemala City 2nd was gran ced asylum

to Kexicc zcroucher ne nterventicn and i:fluence of Lazeso Cardenas.

2. in orcer te ceterzine th2 exect location of the Lerma apartzent, iIsliG/ ;
tole couteon that he offerted to help isextify the surveillance ty coacucti

& courntersurveillence himself the follewizg evening. Ug also ¢Mrred the us
of his Tacutaysa studie, reccamendins that in any case tae Zour saculd cis-
perse at lezst tenorarily.

3. L/3 also reported to Kowton tast he acain met vith Cliva at 1015 that sax
morning and thatthe latter had taken his to a printixe ‘shop on Calzada Tial ©
pan near Calle Jos& T. Cuéllar, nened ~Aezia",as L/3 recalled. (The Mexico
City telephone dirsctory lists "Xesca-izzresos y Rayedos, Calle 3.7. cuélie
57,tel: 73-65-01). Oliva tcld L/3 tbat this shop produced var:cus ID capers
for then in the past but unfortunately was rot adm@ie to, fabricute a good
Mexican 1D card because of the unavailsbilivy of tke specizipype used. L/3

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-.-- +.» + g@id that he was confident that he could zake- the reproduction through ois oe
, serlographic proceas. In the course of convorsatica iliva conficed te L/3
that the Guatemalan lawyer Capuano, had :rovided bi ank} Guaténelan, ID cards
in the past and in gegeral had been very helpful. ~e aided that Capuano had
succeeded in_ce:ting all the Guatazalens relised fron prison: after taeir ak .
rest in the Sulion Lépéez case. |
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with him to the FAk headquarters in the -ierra Mine on his forthcoring
trip so that L/3 could get first-nand reasirezents fron the 7AR supply
responsible ( whom Uliva referred to as e& worsen). Oliva alpo menticred
that FAK vas hoping to obtain a lathe to vercit the ganufact of «ezzsns
a locelly (in the novuteias). © 9-7-7 TO an aan

5. Cliva also stated that the Tiieiple purpose of the visitfof his ccarace
¢"xodolfo" ves to obtain funds and to retura to Hexico. Cliva aided th-: in
the event 2/3 eculd =ake tie trip he eccuid also return with Rodolfo to
Mexico. In reply to i/3's query, Clive stated taoat the funds, zodolfo vould
be given in Suatemala were from various resberies carried out by Fir fer
tke purpose of raisins its own funds. Cliva cozumented that they could oct
count off the Cubans or the CPG for firescial supcrort when it. was needed. He
adéed that the sale of the becklet “terrer in Guctezala" (of «ach L/3 bad
obtained a co;y from Carlos Pers-val) khsdé helped to supply soze of the zoney
to be used for the trip. Oliva indicated shat he siscself planned to rezsin
‘in Guaterala with the FAR forces in the sountains. :

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4. At CCAS on 19/3/68 at the hobbins Resteursnt,Calle Leibnitz axa ! “elchor
Geanpo, LInTiiC/3 reported to iiowton that he sed again cet the Pai nmeaber
SO _. . . whose.sketsh ne hod jiven Howton the previsus day -aré weom' be had met thru
: Carlos Fersaval oz 17/3/63. He explained thet Fersaval hed. finally cone .
tacted him by phone [ste Sundsy cfternoon (.17/3/62) anc i:.troduced hia te

one cf the two Guatezalazs who waatec to return slancesti- -ely_ to their

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country. i/3 descrited this man, who later sisved hir, re sremapan. . om papers
im the namo of iiguel An,el Clive, sced 33, as short rsrcekys wita tack bai
trigued szort and rather taick srowinent everrots. L/3 estincted cis ace as
35 and said taere vas no doubt in his mirc wnat he was a native.* crn Guate-

totem. Tt olled lol vues yesson aore a tnhin moustache, L/3 then grew aoseta
& sxetch of the person concerned which Howtecn passed in to.the Station the

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2. 2455/3 coutinued that he conversedé wisa che Guatezalan, Olive, in the
presecce of Carlos Tersaval end his wife Teresa Lozada <e rersaval e+ the
Miss restaurant on axeforme for about 45 ninutes, taxinzc the line thst he wes
willics to help che cause as he had done in +t.¢2 pas
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was dealing. shen this apparently sur:rised sna somewhat siocked C:rlos Frere :
S3avwal ane Teresa, L/3 explained that he had had soze unpleasant experiences

with scch persons as Crozco and was aware that many ?,Rk éesertors were cire

euletizg sround Hexico these cays. The Guateralan,Oliva,’ however reacted

favor oly saying that he unde~stood 1/3's position and cid not blaze bim.de

added thet he. weuld furaish croof of his PLS efeiliations ana indicated thet

there were two other comrades, ones much more inpcertant than, himself, <ho

also needed help in returning. 1/3 tcld Roston that he stressed to all prem

sent the risks involved in providi::; false documentation end acting a8 a

guide fer them to cross the border illecally and his orilinal cozsitzent to

help orly two persons. In reply to L/3's query, the Guatezailan: Oliva stated ~= ~~
thet their destination would be Gucteaala City itself cnd they hoped that ~

1/3 would be able to accocpny then there since they were not familiar with

the countrysice betweenthe border in the C:sit4n area and Ghatecale City.

3. Accordics to LIKINC/3 the Latter insisted that he neet the other,rore ice
portant Guatemalan, and be given-an o-portunity to make carfeful plans dbe=
fore atre=pting the Joursey to Chiapas and Custemala City. Cliva.then made
a date with rersaval and i/3 for the naxt evening at 2300 i the corner of

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‘Ban cu4n Latr4n and Madero at which tine ce would try to vo errda: @ a meetizg

with bis ccorrade.

4%. LinthG/3, at his ceetiase with sowton the follewisr norniz§19/3/88) re=-

ported thet when he errived at the place designated te .found ‘the Guatemelan
_ Cliva waitins dith neither of them.saw rerseval. Clive, - ated a-wsait-of a-- ----——_
bout 45 cinutes, sucsested that they sive up and =o toa cafeteria, Copa de

‘Leche, on van Juén Latrén. L/3 st-ted to sovton that wiile ther were waitin

they were joined by another Guatezalan, a younz men of about 22 years of ag
-and rather stout, who acccxrpsnied them to the @afeteria, She older Gustezal
then shoved i/3 a Guatemalan ¢ passport in the nexe of iicuel Ancel Cliva Cas
tefiada which he said was false but which en-dbled hit to travel in kKexico.

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malan, C_iva, forcerly worked in the acvertising business in Suaterala city
and thet cze younger nan was fanilicr with electronic equipment usd rad ‘ic
communicetions ;robleus. The olier Guatenalen apolo: ized to L/3' for not tav-
ing been atle to brine elony the other fag ccarcde, +o who. ze r-ferred as
"godelfo" and acain prinised te introduce bin t: L435 the -ollosing evenitge |
He promised to telep=one i/3 at 714CO the next cay te confima the nceting.

5. LI:11G/3 then told co.:ton thet the two Custenzalans tnen escorted his ts ‘
the Hotel csi Yelle cn calle Indepencencia ( iocton recalls tozt Ir. Busta-
mante resid¢ed taere curing bis stay in iexico City several months azo).. Lf3
teld sovton that he cet two other Cuctemalars there in the lobby and comment :
that they telsed r. ther freely in front of hin, discussirg at cne roint even
the iliegal acquisitio:. of a revolver nseced by cone f then. In tze course o°
conversation if} stated that he learned tast César Kor: tes is nos back in
Guatezala and that the Fak is plannins an a-ril of: ersive. All the Guateza”
lans expressed ccncern over the izcrease i. the power of the “Kane Blanca’
and blamed it for the xidnapzing of the Guatezalan Archbishop. thez also con -
mented that the mili:cry-in Guatezala were disenchanted with the "suppet pre:
‘ sident",Mon-enecro, and c.uld be expe-ted tc increase the terr.risa frea ee

‘ the right in order to pluce Monutenecro in. an iaross. sible |position and eventca! a

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-6 L/3 coznented to Kowton that he noted that at no t did any ef the Guat
malans sention cuben aid or assitance. in fact one of %& nem at one point g-id
that he hac tried unsuccessfully | to obtain a visa for travel to Curasone
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S5ubJgect: Lisl.3/3 Report of keeting with Carlos rerseval.

1.-LIsI.G/3 rererted to dowton at 1115 on 15/3/68 at the restaurant

Kiss cn aeforua and Calle Lississipi that unfortunately his aeeti:g¢ «ith ,

the two Guateraiess scheduled for the previous evening zt 223 OO in
Danny's rostaurent (Refsrte at liana Circle) did not ecnz off. Be stated
that ke arrived at the restaurant et 2230 and waited until about, 2345 with
Out seeing either rerszval or being approacnzed by any Cuatemalan. ie con—

. tinued that gust as he was about to leave, te neard 2 tep on the window

behind hig and turned axnd saw teresa Lozada dé TFersaval cu.the street. +e
wnet ect asd sescrrccill Les vo a car where Carlos Ferssval vas waiting.
He was then driven to sentorn's Angel and rezained there with Carlos and .
Teresa for soxe thirt; micutes. .

2. seccsding to LIZING/3,Cerles Fersaval explained thet te had been stood

‘up by the Guateralers and hed been unable to gst in tcucs with them to in-

troduce thea to L/3 es ke had hoped. ile added that one o2 the perscns wag
hed been in Cuernavaca two or three deys previously and rerhaps hed rot
been eble to return is tine for the seeting. Fersaval,sh: appeared to 1/3

to be quite nervous ic Sanbdorn's, suzsested that they co elsewhere to con=- a
tinue their discussion and LiRING/3 invited bin and Terese te his sacubaya

pte at

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3. They then proceeded there to ccntinte the discussion. Teresa excused her—
self on arrivsl sayic- that she was very tired, and prozpzly fell asleep in
one of the bedrocas. Carlos rersaval then ecutinued talkire with L/3 uctil
about C300. He mertioned that cre of the Guatenslans he hosed to intro—
duce to 1/3 was welli-zcown and iaportant in SA8,while the other(who had : -
documents) was relatively unizportant and coulée probadly cet by the pclice

ehecxs witsout es such risk. In reply to L/3's queries, Ferssval stated that. —
both ren vanted to trzevel to Guatenala City and that one (- he inportant one) ‘s
would protatly be returcisg to Uexico after a stort stare Perssval. revealed

that as far as he «new the purpose of their trip «as to cbtain much-neeced

funds to continue their work in Kexico. .

Q. LIKI:S/3 tcld sowton thet he again promised to cuide tke fustecalans ec-
; Toss the border south of can Vristébal but. i.. wsisted on weetisg then in
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necessary to pay for suck equipment. L/3 stated that he felt he bad a
goed source-in his tr:the> and various o-her contacts up north, Aseluding
re .. Aréhi vho worcec for the racio station.and had eccess. to technical. equip-- ce
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set up 2 seeting that nits or the Zoliowing. 1/3, nowever, retorted to
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of 1967 denouncing Moises OROZCO Leal.

brought the word that the FAR had much appreciated
LIRISG-3'a letter on OBO2ZCO and Warmed that the FAR :
organization in Mexico City was infiltrated by a

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failed, at least by the end of this pericd, to.
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INCIDENTALLY HE NEVER PAID. oe | ; ;

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SUMMER 67 AND SENT WARNING THAT FAR "PENETRATZD BY WOFFA AGENT" &
(EE NEXICO CITY iy dodstirures INDICATION HE STILL I8/GOOD GRACES
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FROM JAIL IN MEXICO. ACCORDING TO FEMALE INFORMANT OF GUAT
ARHY CLEMENCIA IS WIFE OF JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA (AKA

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; FAR, AND WAS POSSIBLY TO BE ACCORPANIED BY DIEGRDELA (JIMENEZ)
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7 THEREFOR: OECIDED 30TH SHOULD ENTER GUATEMALA TILEGaity, Tay
wo CANSOT ENSTZR THRU TAPACHULA, HOWEVER, SINCE THY veLbk : . ‘
; KHOUN THERE, LIRING-3 SUGGESTED SAN CRISTOBCL AREA WHICH NOT
" SUBJECT TO SEXICAN OR GUATEMALAN SURVEILLANCE. THE PERSON WITHOUT .
w OOCURERTS is dOMAN 2B YEARS OLD. PERSAVAL SCT WILLING Give LIRING<2 +

WAMES OF ACVCLUTIONARIeS aut PROMIScD ARRANGE FOR CONTACT BéeTWeks

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BO OBJECTION TO EXCOURAGING LIRINGs3°TO RENEW CONTACTS IN GUAT -

FAR CIRCLES. HOWEVER, SINCE THERE SOME DOUBT WHETHER LIRING-3 IN
FACT ABOVE SUSPICION OF FAR) SUGGEST HIS ACTIVITIES BE CLOSFLY MONITORED
DURING NEXT FEW MONTHS. IF HE UNABLE SHOW TANGIBLE EVIDENCE DURING

THIS PERTOD THAT HE IN FAR GOOD GRACES SUGGEST CONTACT vITE LIBERG-3
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B, WEXICO CITY 2363 (ware7 7) _
. 4. G MEXICO cIiY 2458 (ya. 9 707) jie
D. MEXICO CITY 2564 (7,3 77/ 7)

E, MEXICO CITY 1930 (/” 2977 3)
Y F. MEXICO CITY 3581 (y gy 27°01)
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I. ON 31 JULY 1967 LIRING-3, PER REF A, OBTAINED CONFESSION
FROM GUATEMALAN LEFTIST MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL THAT LATTER TRIED

BETRAY FAR GUERRILLAS, LIRING-2 SUBSEQUENTLY DEROUNCED OROZCO AS .
FAR TRAITOR TO LIKING-2 (WHO SUPPOSEDLY RELAYED DENUNCIATION To |
CUBAN AUTHORITIES) AND PER REF C TO ERNESTO CCAPUANO) DEL VECCHLO,

CLOSE CONTACT OF FAR IN MEXICO. HE ALSO SENT LETTER DENOUNCING
QROZCO TO ARNOL (RODRIGUEZ) CAMPS IN HAVANA FOR PASSAGE TO FAR

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REPS THERE. LETTER, SEALED, WAS GIVEN ALBERTO (DOMINGO) OF MAGAZINE
SIEMIRE WHO THEN TRAVELING CUBA BY SERGIO (VALDEZ), LEFTIST FRIEND
ST" GF LERING’3. LIRING-3 NEVER HEARD CUBAN OFFICIAL REACTION. PER SEQiS vi
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REF D CAPUANO DECIDED LIRING-3 WAS WOFIRM PROVOCATION, DISCUSSED
WITH LIREBEL-2 I%VESTIGATICN OF OROZCO AND ORDERED FAR CONTACT
"WITH LIRENG-3 DISCONTINUED. "GARCIA" WHO CLAIMED BE FAR REP
ASSIGHED MAINTAIN LIAISON WITH LIRING-3 HAD HIS LAST MEETING WITH
LIRING-3 IN JUNE 67. LIRING-3 mo HO OTHER MEETING WITH FAR REPS -

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2. OB 22 SANESeY 19¢€g SERGIO VALDES TOLD Liniac-o That Fad

- REP HAD RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO FROM HAVANA WITH MESSAGE FOR
ALBERTO DOMINGO THAT THREE UNIDENTIFIED FAR REPS IN HAVANA WANTED
EXPRESS THEIR THANKS FOR LETTER CONCERNING TRAITOR CROCCO. FAR REPS
ALSO WANTED “PERSONS CONCERNED" TO BE WARNED THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER
FaR TRAITOR, A GUATEMALAN WORKING FOR WOFIRM, SOMINGS SHO xoT
AWARE OF CONTENTS LIRING-3 LETTER TO FAR PASSED MESSAGE ON TO

. VALDEZ. AT SUBSEQUENT MEETING WITH VALDEZ FAR VISITOR IDENTIFIED
TRAITOR AS ONE CARLOS (SALAZAR). VALDEZ EXPRESSED APPRECIATIO®
BuT ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SALAZAR AS WELL AS PROOF KE
FAR. TRAITOR SAYING DID NOT PERSONALLY KNOW GUAT BY THAT NAME. .
VISITOR PROMISED CHECK AND PASS ON FURTHER INFO. : | .
a _CARLOS SALAZAR PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH CARLOS ENRIQUE i

SALAZAR WHO TALKED TO LIRING- 4 AT CUBAN EMBASSY 22 JUNE 67 (SEE SECRET
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REF D. AS NOTED THIS REF CUBANS GAVE THIS GUAT COLD SHOULDER
LIRINS-3 DID NOT SUCCEED IM CONTACTING SALAZAR AFTER LATTER VISIT
TO EMBASSY, INTERESTINGLY, CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR PER REF F WAS
REPORTED BY CUBAN CITIZEN OTONIEL (PENA) ENTENZA (MADE CONTACT
WITH STATION IN MAY 65) TO HAVE BEER IN CONTACT WITH ERNESTO CAPUABO
DEL VECCHIO, PENA STATED THAT SALAZAR BELONGED TO PRO-CCMMUNIST
GROUP DESIGNED SUPPORT’ YON (SOSA) REBEL FACTION IN GUATEMALA, ‘IT
WAS PROBABLY TO CARLOS’ ENRIQUE SALAZAR THAT LIRING-9 REFERRED TO ~
WHEN PER PARA S REF G AND ATTACHMENT HE WARNED LIRING-4 NOV 67-70
BE CAREFUL AS GUAT WHO WAS WOFIRM AGENT HAD MENTIONED HER NAME AS
REFEREBCE,

4. IT APPEARS FROM ABOVE THAT LIRING-3 MAY BE ABLE TO RENEW
CONTACT WITH GUAT FAR. AS FIRST STEP, HE ENDEAVORING MAKE DIRECT
churact Worm FaR VISITOR SHS TARED TG SERGIO VALDEZ. IT’ ALSO
APPEARS FaR EN HAVANA DID NOT TAKE ERNESTO CAPUANO SUSPICION THAT
LIRING-3 WORKING FOR WOFIRM SERIOUSLY. IT WOULD APPEAR ig FACT FROM
ABOVE THAT CAPUANO IS NOT TRUSTED BY FAR IN HAVANA,

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1 LIRING-3 EPURKIED inAI uw EVEsins 15 JAnuUARY ne aiienpeD
ee SPOON INTELLECTUALS AT HORE OF LUIS CARRION VILLAS
VAS DISAPPOINTED TO FIND ONLY FOUR OTHER PERSONS PRESENT. THE
TWENTY OR SO OTHER MEXICAN IRTFLLECTUALS WHOM,HE WAS LED TO BE-
LIEVE WOULD BE PRESENT DID KOT SHOW UP. CLIEMBRACES OBTAINED

SOME PHOTOS OF PEOPLE ATTENDING MEETING.» ~
2. CARRION DID MOST OF THE TALKING, INTRADUCING HIMSELF AS
A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAD ALWAYS SUPPORTED THE CAUSE OF THE
__-CUBAN REVOLUTION, COMPROMISING HIMSELF OW A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS
Ia THE PAST, AND HE TRUSTED THAT EVERYOSE PRESENT FELT THE SAME.
ME THEN LAUNCHED INTO STRONG ATTACK AGAINST CASA DE LAS AMERICAS
FOR HAVING INVITED THE “MAFIA” OF MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS, 18-
CLUDING SPECIFICALLY JUAN VICENTE MELO, JUAN GARCIA PONCE,
EMABUEL CARBALLO AND , PARTICULARLY, CARLOS MOWSIVAIS, HE

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3. CARRION SAID HE FELT THAT ALL “TRUE REVOLUT IONARIES™ |

SHOULD MAXE STRONG PROTEST TO CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND REST OF THE
WORLD THAT WOULD FORCE CASA DE LAS AMERICAA TO “CORRECT 11S
POSITION” ARD ALIGN ITSELF PROPERLY To THE PERSONS WHO TRULY
REPRESENTED MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY THINKING. HE PRPOSED THAT

All eTatewtare mene OY THO MIOMICaAG Cowcontives ce SiudiED <. ies

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FULLY TO GIVE MORE WEIGHT TO THE PROTEST, THAT HE HOPED To

OBTAIN FULL PRESS RELEASES FROM PRENSA LATINA SINCE HE DID KOZ .-

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4. CARRION MADE IT QUITE CLEAR THAT THE PROTEST WOULD KOT
INCLUDE CxITICISM OF DAVID ALFARO SIQuEiROS OR JESUS SILVA

__-HERZOG, wkOM EVERYONE RESPECTED AND WHO WERE .CONSIDERED ABOVE |
ANY SPECIFIC GROUP, . of

S- CARRION REQUESTED THAT GROUP MEET AGAIN AS ortef as
NECESSARY TO FORMULATE THE PROTEST AND ASKED EACH PERSON PRESENT
TO BRING SUBJECT OF THEIR MEETING TO ATTENTION OF OTHER INTEL-,
LECTUALS WHO MIGHT BE WILLING SIGN PROTEST ONCE IT 1S WRITTEN.

6. _LIRING-3 WILL BAKE EVERY EFFORT OBTAIN COPY OF FINAL
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:  OSARLEER REPORTS conveyer Tue impeeserne THAT MErese DOATEST
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prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the SGSWIEL examination
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Subject: SGSslay sxanination of LIZING/3.
1. From about 1330 until 1530 on 29 Sentember,19¢7, LIRING/3 was
given an SGSSIRL exazination. Rowton arrived at the safehouse ( Tacu-
baya) with the SGOseIRL operator at 0930 that xcrning and remained with
the operator until tae exatination was completed. fie had not given LI-
RING/3 any previous notice of the nature or exteut of the examination,
but siaply asked hiz,on 27 September, to keep the entire day of 29 Septen-
ber free for a lerzthy dicussion with gowton. Zowton introduced the SG-
SdIi2L operator as setor Albertini, a trusted "sccio”", and spent the first
hour or so reviewing his relationship with LIzI0G/3, ostensibly for the
veueian ol aavertici. Novtor then, ,inttrancine the anhiert of certain
doubts that he hab in the past concerning LIR=.3/3's reporting, stated
that Albertini had «= means of checking scientis&fically the truthfulness
of LIBING/3's statements. Howton explained ttit he was particularly con-
cernéd about the possiblity of LIRIVG/3 havinzs coubled back with LIeZLic
andzaintaining with them a secret agreement of sone sort to report on ,
Rowton and his activities.

2. LIRIKG/3 wet into a state cf visible shock at this and stated that
even the thought of betraying Rowtcn nad never cecurred to him at any time.
Shen the SSSaI2ZL cperator explained the scientiZic means he was to use on
LIRiS/3, the latter stated that he could not possibly ‘accept this -unili- —
ating means of testing him since it was diamentrically opposed to ais i
principles. He pointed out that he had accepted Sowton at his word and he E
could mt see or uccerstanc why Rowton could not do the same for hin, adding.
: that the whole thing smacked of nethods used Sy sCFACT and LIRING. He added -
i that if this meant that he would have to break with Rowton, then regret— ;
fully he would have to accept this alternative. de explained that submit-
‘ ing to the SGSsIRL examinetion would inevitably destroy the idealistic and
rene profound relationship which be had previously felt he enjoyed with Rowton.

3. Rowton and the SGSsIRL operator spent the next two hours , ‘calming LIRIHG/3 -
down and finally convincing him that he would not be conpromising with his _
deeply-felt prixciples by taking the test. He at last onsented to be ques-
tioned on his lozalty to Rowton and insisted thet he be asked "NDo you be~
lieve in Kowton?* . ; : 7 . . co,
&, After a brief break for lunch the exauination was ven inone of the bea-
: ro:ws 284 the apartment while Roston vaited in the living room, LiaIhG/3
“alt #/ HMMA 33 $27 #8 uel Qe {~ T7§30/

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LIRING/3 had been an LIRING double agent or betrayed Rowton in any way.

2.

appeared to be in reasonably socd spirits after the tcst, although
he was obviously emotionally strained by the experience. Rowton nade
a date to see him asain that evening at 21CO0 tn talk things over in
@ clamer atrosphere. : - : : :

5. At that meeting with LIAINC/3 Rowton explained that he had felt it
necessary to ascertain as otjectively as pcssiblg the extent of LIxl0/3's
loyalty to him and he was happy to have scientific proof that LIRING/3

had not berayed niz to the LIRING's. LIZDiG/3 stated that after it was
all over he felt Vetter and admitted that he agreed with Rowton on the
necessity for such an exaziuation, humiliating as it misht at first heve
armored tn hea
that he had made in the past, were due to his intense desire to produce

for Roston, since he still felt very sensitive about having to accept soney

from Rowton without being able to render commensurscte services.,’ He stress-

ed, however, that et no time had he ever been disloyal to Rowton or done
anything against Howton's interest, as sefior Albertini could prove with
the results of the SGSNIRL. LIRING/3 promised in the future to follow Row-
ton*s direction serupulously and assured Kowton that he no longer feit.
unde> any compulsion to exaggerate or fabricate anything to impress Rowton.

6. Headquarters and the Station may find the SGSWIRL examination disacpoin-
ting in its limited coverage, but it miust be realized that LIRING/3's.
initial reaction was entirely negative end at one point he theatenea to.
break off completely with Rowton because of the ‘{nsult to his "dignity".
Although the SGS/I2L operator felt that from a professiozal standpoint it

Te aanfacend that abeny Fanmancil CPobninnts ane ona nomi set and

would be better to administer the examination at another time when LIEING/3_

was less emotionally upset, Rewton asked both him and LIRiKG/3 to go thru
with it on the spot, fedling that psycholosically it was' essential to
wake LIZING/3 subzit, even for a limited test. Rowt:n also feels that the

. test did serve as a very favorebly deterrent over LIRING/3 in the future,

when a second one can be more painlessly adainistered, ia a calmer atmzos=
phere. It, of course, also covered the very pertinent question of whether

Bet

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ACT et ead - REFEREES

- Dod
1. Attached herevith is the SGSWIRL report (rans w/a/e) |
om LIBIKG/3. = : -

2. Please note that the SGSHIEL interviewer has made the
point that the principal misfortune in this’ interview probably
was that LIERING/3 was not tested on the fabrication of contacts
with the IDEM D's, which was thought to be the most probable
area of deception.

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3. In view of LIRING/3's threat to quit working for
ROWTON, we would be interested in hearing of any repurcussions
or change in attitude thet may have resulted from LIRIHG/3'‘s
having taken the test. We also 2re interested in the Station's
comments and recommendations as to the continued use of LIRING-3,
bearing in mind ROWTON's recint report or bininu SUSP2C20NS ; :tnat
L-3 may be working for #OFIRM.

1

Chester R. MENDRICK

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BORTCN, Seblect's criacienl ages. was srereet curiae smnertnneinity 238

of the inieeviow ences? lor the tethne period,

Subject bas net orerionsly bees tentot, and bia bed se cowie wits
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ia the fer left, bat he was oot believed te be vigaificastiy tavedwed iz iniale
itcanre or tivities ar orzandiaed muiiirel actividies, $a was Reerifad by
ROWTON wader ths cover of a IDEN C, Ssbiest bane glace his rec rudiment
bad ecotect with IDEN D elementa aec with LOSN EB alemente La bie atfurts
te {neart kimeel{ aed ROWTCN rate the deetred posstise. The intiiai goad

of this eperation ens to maniter oarh cafe aad rick uo eentere)es eciliiersd

intelligence information might be latidemtally emceussered, As. Sek len ¢ wee
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known to WOFIRM, On this basis, SOSWiRL coverage wos ta heave carvored.
Runercus iesues, teaicred oa ethos ininliigence laveivement, fabrication
ef cosiacts with cigeificant LUEN Deed IDEN & figures, and revesses of
bis assccintion with ROWTON., Tas isens ef revelation of eacoriation with
ROWTON was rether complies tm that AOWTON sever revesisd tie tras
mame, sationality, or istereste toe Subject, aad alee bo iaatrusies: Sunjsct
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euject firet redused ts take the teat, besleally om tha groenda thant - a
in Aide estinatice his rolaticesbip with 2OW TOM, aa well as Me wania
way of aiife, vere at vTarisoce wiih any sath protedéere. IG the tares oF
ivar Ecare Unat tris wae being distuarsd, subject also des ised so Quiz
working for ROWTON,

Eventually, over @ specific matter of hurt pride. Gabloct agrved, oF
rather cermanded, to be twetad on “two qesetionse-eieiber tha} sas betraye
ing ROWTON to LDEN E icteiligence anc woether (he} trusted AOWTON, © ;
following which he would tresk off coazect with ROWTON., Under tho
GArCuemscse aon sol fit ge 2 NT the Beet omopae wasld be ta follow i
thie Lead and attempt mo riore than a clarification of Subjeci's relationship :
wits LDEN E intelligence, Ihe examine? a2 mol optirnietia eacet ine ;
pregiouity ef getting & valid test under tise clreemstences, bai etier -
taiecg wlth subdj;ect for ® tise if -ae poreible te Sevelcp weer the exnruiner a’
Caaseders & reracenbla and technically acceptable cost covering BWRES por kd
iavolvament with any intesiigerce service, : 4
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: The abows procedure might be viemslized more accurately Wt te
; menticoed tet cace having met wiia Suayect, BO WTON ace ths examiner
. hac simost no ting together withcut Subject halng present, gag lk was Bet
: ° pusatpie for them te converec in any lazgvage other tans Spackals without
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, . any governement of intellisonce service. Hae bate ap invelvernest with ths

- LOEN E's that be wiehss to conceal irom ROWTON, and br bas es Gealings
with tae IDEN E's which arc coatrary to wie bs bailoves te bo ROW TORN'’s

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ROFTON, the issva itoeli waa, net wadmpectediy, a cloudy cea. In brief,
co on nn Subject stated that he couls aot really receii the exset extent te which he
. might have revealed the iact that be wes backed by a IDE} C or that the ~
; IDEK C'o name waa {(RO*#TON's aline} Subject himeelf suggested thes .
be be suked Lf he wns. ‘informing the LDEN E'e of KOWTGH's cnowenscate, ©
Sabiect's way of eaprescing tho idea of “reporting on‘ A SWTON.. Th
esaminer used tals question, and Subject appears to bs poem trethfel {a
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Srpciniment for 6 mesting Lhal Barve evesing, Unaicatang tha be ye be qelee’ 7 ae
anlixéely Liat Subject will breaa cosines wlth ACWTOM, i .

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Z. tr sas mot really pesethle (sr ie examiner to d-sermina the,
enttc whieh Swojent uelleved tae stery of tre LOE) GC and the Itatian
Jt3alaL esaminer. Tao vxamiser lewla Urad tacre sere ne meal fon’
le the meisteeznce af itis Cover and thet the covers only real wens
is its ingerentuy snaay piaugibility. Senet epnvered is eecost ths alias
vieo by tho examiner and cwwe mace passing federozens to baby) wheather
thia was dcue secense kg believed eal ce wae told of ie censo ke inss
thougit it was the moat courtesve way (co candle the citailen ts apt Keown,
7i@ Gig Muse eeveras “HOYt vrEeteremces i. a injugtine Of ACWTON ocd
the oranine: Gemanding to sae & SOSWIRL 63 Bins wits ko thd Bet ovis
Kkpow for sure whe ROW TON was. Crm at leact ome cresaciom ive meant oats
that fer sii be knew ROWTON might ever be working fer FOP SL, Fe,
reference did sot seam otrained, aiihours Wie concolvabss thet tia peeves
wae provecetiva; AOWTON Baa teld the eammimer thas aablect ragently

hypothesized ovt ived taal ROWTON might be o Sevist,

-3. The priacipal iisfcrtume of this interview ia erenattv that Stes
foct wes ant tested ce inaricatica ef ecnincte with LOEH D‘e. This was -
thevght tu be the most provable area of asleratve ceoteptio;g. B alauld
be potated oet, however, thi tha Sustien already keors that Subject bse .
fabricated ouch comacts, sad the moet lisely coniribatios of SGEPIR LL, -
would Save been tucreiy & fertasr Koturmsiation uf eumepies of tile same :
basic vie. HM might aiss be petoted out tm? Subiert’s “resorting” ts G2as m
hoo dealt almost exclusively with bie ows activity, kease bie fabricatica
ans been more en irrimtica than & tress.

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Subject ong leerriowed tad Gists§ with SUSW ELL om 29 Baccano
1467 ine Mazigo Ciy este site. Tha iesview wig cecmeam SP Es taeng
&. FHADYER.

The incerwiew wos ¢oadncted in Goaumieh by Ge aaaminew. Wallane A.
ROWTOK, Sebject's orintipal agant, wis preseet cerlag sobomeclay ad
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Sebiett te & maryied mele Mesiena cidses, su IDEN B br preleestiou
Pricr to scezeudiment hie appareud pellitices asmicnusie eore equate lyse
in the far ish. bat bo who o59 belewnd ts be sigmdinaey laweived tm iiswie |
ligesre ectivities or orramzed peiiticai acdviies. He was reeruiicd by :
ROWTCON anise the cervrer cfa IDEN C. Sublecd bao alnee ble recrwlamevat |
bad ccatact with IDEN D elemenis ond with IDEN E elesesege im ate eliorts

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of this operetics was ie moniter cock urefits asd pich np whatever adciotennd
intelligesce tufermation might be incidentally cacecuaiered. Am Sudjoss wan
aedis, in ste owas idicsyuuratic way, & Conamssi.t evengaiiiess, LOWTON -
bas nei imdicdied day Giil-Ccondaitle MEeIDAK Fag abhi ead :
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ocenaives, ang is vas preguned that considerably mere lies wore a62 ya :
heows ic WOFIRM, On tzis bacis, SGFEML covormys was te have cevared
numerous issues, costored em other leiellcenee usvoivamnent, intriieten |
of coatacts with significast IDEN P acd IDEN EK figerca, ond rerslaties ef
his essociatica with ROWTON. Tho teose of revelation af apsoriados wit
ROWTON wae rather comples im thst LOW TON asver revealed Ais tree
game, patiagshty, or iatereste to Gasjest, ang aico be teotrested Sokjoct

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fa bie calimatioa xte velniienatia wits ROSTOR, os onli ae hte we
way of ifa, were at varinace lft ony ouch preaccare. ta tha thrag ag
four tierce (bal ints one psiag diesacesd, Sabises elec desbdedd te wae
working icr ROW TSH. .
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Eveawally, over & spucific mation ef bart grics, Gubtees’ nego ee
rethgr cemented, te bt tags as “res carettians-«owitvae? fas} ere became
§ag ROW TON te Low FE inteiligeuce and whesbor (ie: toested BOW TON, @
folicwing whic he would break olf coptset elk ROUT I. Unedor che
cizrecumasamntes ROW TON faded thal ihe beet erssorn mem id bee ion bat Uonare
(nis 1629 Gad Alerts st uo mere Gute A clasificados of Schycetta welsdinorhip
with 1O2N E tmteliigence. The saemilaer cae eet cptimriathe abeot hae
poesinility of gettang & calid (ast under taesa shormusrtanes, tart eee
talking with Subject lor o time fg was poasi his te Greaiss weal fos eagimias.:
Consicscrs & FOasutaAcie End techalcaily accepts tort cowering warirgsgrbad
lavelvement with oxy istelligonse corvier 7
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Ths ebowe procedure might be vieualised inere accarsutely if it ia
mesticaed thas cece having met with Guhiect. BOE TOM sad the aaasinet
bad almost po Ume together witmert fubject being precem. sad it wme eae
possible for them te converse is any language einanr tina ss eaaael wathows
damagizg thalz corer.

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Subject bas as caceections oF qommitmasts yehasws te ROWTOR uidh
aay govreramest om istaliiseece service, He be su ieonivemer’ with the
IDEX E's thet he wiokse to coacen frum ROWTON, oad be bap oe donllnge
with the IDEN E's which are contrary ts whet ho baiieves te be ROWYO?To ~
isserecsto. I
Cosceeting revelation te the IDEN E's of Ouhices's accogtatiog with
ROWTCK, the tenes itsch{ woo, sot nzarperisdiy, a cleedr om. fa tote,
Babjoc? stated thes he could ao8 really vecadl the esoct eotees te which he
might Rave revealed tzg iact thed be ona backed Dy 8 IDEN G ce G3 ise
IDEX C'e sams wes (ROWTON's elias). Subject binmecta segggeted Mee
bo be oeked if ho was “informing the IDEM Ee af ROWTON's (pevecacete, *
Sabject'c way of exprosning the don of “reporting ca” ROWTOR Tre
caaminsr used this qurstiow, amd Sabsect aseaare te eco heow Gretna ta
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1. By the ond of tha imerview, ROWTOX aad Subject had made en
Bppulotmest fos & meeting tnat same ovenics, iadscating thane it Lo abe
anlikely tnez Labject eill break coamet with ROW TOR, :

2, Buus ndpeally posstbic fcr the examiner to determing the
extent to which Subject oeMeved the story of ine IDEN C ead the Italiana
SGU WIR L eaaininer, The examiner feele that thare were no real flaws
iz the maiztesauce of this cover end that the ccrer'’s only rent weekzuees
is its inherently shaky piaueibility. Subject appeared to accapt the aling
used by the exdinines and aren mads paening relazenses te > Ikalys whether
wale nee Cee Leelee Se belle ne Le ee Del ve Leet ee Se geet
Shusghs it wae tre most courtocus wey to banals the situation te mot Escouwn,
He did naae several “nart’ references to the injustice of RUWTCON and
the esasniner dercarnding to use & SOSWIRL. on tics when he did sot ews
bnew fer acre who ACWTON wag. Oa st least com oc tasion ba montiogud-
that for ail he knaw ROS TON might avea ge wercxing for WOFIRM. Thin
reJereace did ect seem strained, allhough it ta ceacetvable that ifs parpese
wan proveeaticn; ROWTON hac told the examiner tues Subject recently
by putbestsed vat loud thas ROWTON might bo o Soviet.

3}. The principal misfortuns of this iaterview fa probably that Dube
ject waa ant tested cn iaprication of contacts with LOEN O's. This was
thoeght to be the rnost probsale area of extensive deception. i sisald

he pointed cat, however, Het the Station sleesde Ronere tant Anbinrt haw
fabricazed such comiaetse, gad the most Hkealy contribntion of GGOOWTRL

would have been morely a further accumuiston cf exampiee of this same
basic vice. if night alse be pointed out shat Subject's "reporting & dage

hac dealt alrnost exclusively with bis own activiry, hence bis laorteaticn

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Reference: 2S°$614, 12 October 1967. : :
1. Geturaed berewith is oze signed receipt oe requested in Reference, Par 3.
! 2. Per Par 4 of Seferonce, Wallsce B. ROSTOS hes cteted thet /.1ILING~3 eould
: get beckstopped coewments st 4 cost of 1,000.00 H.8. (350.00 08) plus travel
i @xpesse. These are regicual type “Possporte.” Something cbheve an identify card,’ .

ROUTCH sugeeots Chet tvo or three identifications be provided of euch geaaral
terms that substicuzion uwox'd be fairly cacy. thet be needa fer etch docanene
ere six photesrephs full foce ead fnll profile, beth left snd right, aloes with
@ complete physical ceacription. The cubject should be 45°50 years old and have
& Mexiceacr Latin eppoesrance. . '

3. Sleak Wexican Poesports sees culiksly et this tine beceuee of cur linited
dealiegs with che Fereign Office, We suggezt you taik vith the Bericoa desk on
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1. Forwarded attached are three reports dated 23, 28 and 30
October written by Wallace B. RO4TON on his contacts with Rodolfo
REYES-Cortes, Carmen MOLINA de CAPRASCO and Carmen LOZADA de
NawsvGc. ROWTON first met theet three porcenc when be anenemanted
LIRING~4 to a party given by Carmen MOLINA on 27 October, passing
himself as a wealthy Greek client of LIRING-3 who had called at
the latter's house to pay for a painting he had ordered but had
been invited by LIRING-4 to come to the party. As previously agree
with the Station, RCWTON directed his main attention to REYES.’
The latter has resided in Havana since 1960 when he founded the
Cuban Ballet Folklorico. Until recently REYES has received the
monthly salary of one thousand pesos from the Cuban government,
and, according to LIRING-3 is well acquainted with political and
government personalities in Cuba. As pointed out in Reference,
ROWTON found REYES to be apolitical, a superficial sympathizer of

' the Cuban revolution and a great admirer of American choreography

(he told ROWTON he would very much like to go to New York to see
some of the shows there.) REYES complained about the relatively
low salary he is currently receiving from the Mexico City Bellies
Artes for organizing a Cuban Ballet Folklorico show to be held

in Mexico City next December. He readily agreed to ROWTON's offer

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to be ‘his patron (to “help hin out financially") if this could be dohe

on a very discreet basis. He said he hoped to put on anothe

show in Chile, before returning to his family in Havana. LIFEAT
coverage of LIRIN "Ss apartment for 26 October showed, . incident-
ally, that REYES maintains close enough relations with Silvia
DERAN (of Lee Harvey OSWALD fame) to be invited by her to hey
house for lunch.

2. Carmen MOLINA de CARRASCO is the leftist wife'of a
prominént local neurosurgeon, Juan CARFASCO with whom she spent
some yeas in Cuba. Eoth are Mexican citizens. According to what
she previously told LIRING-3, Carmen MOLINA helped gather some of:
the information used to defend both Victor RICO-Galan and the
ROSENBERGS. With the help of Alicia ECHEVERRIA ard the' latter's
uncle (who is the current Mexican Minister of Interior) Carmen
obtained a prominent position on the Mexican Olympic Committee
in the publication department. She is a close friend of Carmen
LOZADA who is planning to divorce her husband, Enrique RAMIREZ, a
rabid pro-CASTRO Wexican chemical engineer who is still in Cuba.
Carmen LOZADA's father, Armenegildo LOZADA, a noted Mexican |
physician is married to a pro-CASTRO Cuban. According to informa-
tion made available to LIFTER-1, in early 1967 both he (Armenegildo
and his second and present wife are hard core Marxists.) This
Wile, wa mavla +iGiww.la ue ba UALS, a Cusan, oisll accorciag 10
LIFTER-1, is a personal friend of several Cuban leaders including
the CASTRO brothers. Husband and wife naintain a close yvelation-
ship with the local Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin NERNANDEZ-Armas.
Carmen LOZADA apparently also started out as a hard line Narxist.
Information dated 1961 from RNLABILE indicates that she was |
active in Communist organizational work at UNAM and participated
in Cuban led activities directed against ex-Peruvian President
PRADO. Although ske is stiitl clearly a leftist, Carmen may not be
quite as red now. She told ROWTON, for example, that she felt
nothing but disgust for her fanaticalily pro-CASTRO husband ond
had strong resentment toward her step-mother. Per LIENVOY. July
1961, Carmen was in contact with Teresa PROENZA when the latter
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3. At a private iunch with Carmea HOLINA, 23 October,
ROWTON explained that he was a Greek leftist (although not a KKE
nember) involved in lucrative international business. He said
that because of the current situation in Greece, it was difficult
for him to operate in Nexico as openly as he would like. He.
could thus use MOLINA's help in obtaining certain types of
information and making discreet contacts with Mexican government
and business circles. MOLINA agreed to do what she could. She
stated that she was not a member of any Mexican or any: :other.
Communist organization, but merely a leftist sympathizer. She
also stated that ske currently maintains little or no contact with
the Cuban Embassy. LIONION-1, to whom a photograph of, MOLINA,
REYES and LOZADA (copy of which is forwarded attached) j was shown

Stated he had never seen these three persons enter the; Cuban PO re ne

Embassy .

4. Following the developments described “above, tation
plans to: : . - |

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per Reference, he may be recruited by ROWTON either under
false flag as a Greek leftist or in alias as a WOFIRM i-
member to become a reporting source in Havana. Primary!
motivation in REYES’ case would almost certainly be Par
financial.

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b. To continue social development of WOLINA as
access agent to Carmen LOZADA (the two women are planning
to live together) and a possible entree to tke Mexican .
Olympic Committee and foreign olympic delegation.

zc. fo attempt operational developnent of Carmen

LOZADA directly via ROWION or indirectly via LIRING-3 in

the hope that we can play on her "diszust” for the

fanaticism of her husband and her dislike of her mother-
in-law to elicit information on the activities of the

Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and its personnel, and,

hopefully to attempt her recruitnzent.

5. Station would welcome addressees’ comments on thi
above. Headquarters attention is attracted to KOWION's report
of 30 October which quotes REYES’ statements to the effect that
some members of the Mexican colony in Havana believe that
LIRING-3 may be working for WOFIRM (or for the CASTRO government.)

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a 1. Eowton met Subject cn the evening of 27 Cetob-r,1967; at a smalk
\ a party at the home of Carmen Molina de arkttog iets ¢ Amsterdam 25e/6 ; ;
The only other rersons at the part7 penidessGhe sen and d@auchter of _
Carmen Molina were Carzen Lozada and Surique Canuias, the, latter two of . .
whom had returced fron ckavana sone 30 days previcusly. All the above
are Mexicans who have spent several ysurs in Havere and are social ac-
quairntances of LIninG/3 end LIRZInG/4. :

2. ROsTCN crasked the party in the company of LIXTUS/4 according to a
previously agreed plan. LIZING/3 arrived at about 2030 alone, explaicing
thet ne ma had to leave LIZING/4 at nome to wait for an important client
whe wes roving 2 payeces us one OF iix1.6/3's painticgs that he had re-
cently purchased. LIgIict/3 was to acd toat LIRING/s would try to persuade
this client to accozpauy ner to the party so that te could meet everyone,
“and have a Grirk. L1zI3G/3 told Zowton he was certcis that Carsen Kolina
would have no hesitation in inviting gzowton to stay once he got into the
apartzent. :

3. Rowton and LINING/@ arrived about 2130 and fo.nd the party in full '
swing with L12iiG/3 and =duardo Canudas strazlling to get tae phonograph

operating ( they eventually borrowed another and played several: Cutan

revoiutionary records.}. Rowton was introduced as Sr. 'farris,2 Greez :

businessaan and long-standins client, ard felt at the end he was able.

to convince all sresent that he actually was not from wCLADY (althcuss

most apparentiy had that ispression at the outset). Eowtoni managed to toss

out a few phrases of Kussian at the rigot time in tie direction of Carnen:

Kolina to izpress her ( fortunataly her Russian is weaker even than zsvton'd

Kowton spoke some 2nglish with as good an accent as he could manaze. Carmen

Molina volunteered to hin privately that she bad a. great many "progressive"

friends in the U.S. Rowton was able to insert severzl comments about the

current political situat:os in Greece that was forcing himjinto a virtsally . a
“ elandestise exiestence in Hexico, as well as elsewhere. Zvdryone appeared
to sympathize wita Howtcn and ceased asking any personal questions.

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2300, apologizing for deine late and explaining taat ze hadi to attend a
menorial service (ua acto) for Che Guevara. ie refuseds$l] Py

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explained in quite sericus tones that he was engazed in the trainise of
a FKexican ballet srcup under the auspices of Bellas irtes to present a
perforaence of the Folklorico Cubano in the near future. He added tust
he had been the founder of the Folklorico Cubano in tre early, 60's in
Havana and had a wife ( ballerina) and young daughter in: Havana whon he
was anxious to return to.

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assesszent he invited hia to Join hin in visiting the Setorial nigst—clabd
to see the Greex dances put on by a group of Greex susicians. xoéclfo
accepted eegserly end they both left the varty et about 0030. Rowtcn had
perviouslyz ctteined the office telephone of Carmen Helina ( 34-60-32, ext
38) at the office of the Glvzvic Committee where sae vas! working end ;
had promised to take her to lunch the following day. Rowton had also cotten
in a few private comments ( i.e. ccmp)isents) to Carmen Lozada so that. ae
could follow up at e later date if this was considered desirable. Ze found
Carmen Lozada in excellent spirits and at tines definitely provocative,
despite her curvent marital situation ( she had that sane day noti€éze2
her kusbaid, =Inrique Ramirez, a civil engineer working in havane, that she
“had: begun divorce prodeedings). ;
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entrance into the main room since Rodolfo was not wearing a tie and gecuet._
Fortusayely however, the Greek musicians, in their natives costumes, were
relaxing in a corzer of the entranre lobby and Zowtcn was able to introduce
Rodolfo Xeyes to tiem and speak enough Greek to convince. Reyes that he.
knew them well ari was himself a Grrek. The nusicians, wao probaoly 23-
suned xowton was a Greek-americen, did not speak enough Spanish to talk
directly to kodolfo. They invited gowton and Rodolfo to return on 31 Cet
when they expected fewer people in the audience and when! they) ‘could show
poe Rodolfo some of tae cost popular Greek cances. _

7. Rowton then ixvited Rodolfo Reyes to the Kinneret Restaurant for a.
late supper ( no food was served at the Carmen Kolina party) and he was
: : sable to continue his conversation with him there. Rodoifp revealed that ‘
- -he plens to visit Chile in aid-Jecember,1967, to orcaniap a Folklorico

-—— Cubano group there, and then return to davana. He aaid Rowton could con—

._ tact bim daily at the Sallet Folklorico de Mexico from 700 until about
4300 and give the telephone as 21-04-18 or 21-16-09. Ee hppeared from his
ecr:versation to be a n admirer of the Cuban revslution abd Castro although

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at no tire cia he exress and strong anti-«CLADY sentinent's. Ee cozplained
at one point of the meager compensaticn he received for his services at

the Fokklorico in Mexice City uad caid thet he had just about enowsh soney
to live on end help support nis perents ( he remarked that his faaily cozes
from San CristSbal in Chiapas). Howton, explaining that he hea brought

a number of LizDiG/3's paintings to help hin with his living expenses as
well as because he liked the style, statec that he had once espired to be
an artist but had drifted off into business and somewhat regretted this
abandcnument of art, despite nis lucrative dealings in international trade.
He took this opening to offer to help Xodolfo fizancially fron‘tize to tine,
but on a very conficential basis. Rodolfo reacted spontaneously with great:
expressions of gratitude, assuring Zowton that no one would learn of fow-
ton's interest in him and his fanily. Rowton pnede no commitment but indi-
Caied Guat bo wtul2 consider helrinc Pndolfo with his living expenses while
he was still in Hemico.

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to be a seriozsminded ger choreographer. He showed a certain effesinite
manner in his gestures and remarks ( speaking only in spanish } character-
istic of many persons in his profession, He accepted an invitaticn to
meet again with Zowton at 2300 at the Kinneret restaurant on 314 Cctsber,
1967, so that Howton and he could revisit the Seforial night-clud to see
the Greek nusicians perform. ; -

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1. LIRINS/3 reported to Rowton 23/10/67 that Carzen Lozada,
logist, and Canudas (fu), chemical engineer, visited nis home evening
24 Cetober in company Carmen Carasco. LIxIsG/3 and /% state tis7 knew
both Carmen Lozada and Canudas in Havana since 1961 (both are Hexicans)
unée> contact with GO end were surprised to learn froz,then. that they
will not return to Cuba because of disillusionment. }

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2. Carmen iozada stated thet she will divorce her husband. inriaue
Ra-irez, a civil engineer, still in Savana and resune work in Foly-
tecnico in Fexico City. J

3. Canudas informed 1/3 that mutual friend Rciolfo Reyes-of the balket
folxlsrico, such to everyone's surprise,will returz to Cuba rext xzonth.
1IRZING/3 prorised Xowton to set in touch witan xeyes to deterzine moti- /
vation for return. L/; surnises that real reason gay be Reyes disgust
with family in Mexico and desire to be reunited with his Cubaxz wife

who, accordirg L/3, is talentec and very attractive.
parents who
&. Carmen Lozeda inforred L/3 that her fourtiyfvery close to éimbassador

dkergx Hernandez Armas(wio frequent guest at their sone)'will te dis-—
apfointed to iearn of her cecisicn divorce her husband and renain in
Fexico.

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1. LIRING/2 revorted to owton at C900 on 30 Cete:er,1967, that he

had finally senged to have a private talk with Rodolfo! Reyes Cortes,
his Mexiczn chereograpner friend, ou the afternoon of 27 Gctover 1967;
and that, ir the course of conversation, Zodolfo seyes' had revealed

to LIRING/3 in confidence kak the reason why the LI2iNGS had assumed
a@ rather cocl attitude toward LIXING/3 over the pest year. 2odolfo
Reyes explained that the last time he was in “avana he md heard rumors,
arong his friends in the Mexican colony, that LIxIiG/3 was working
"either for «FIRM or the Cubans". Rodolfo went on to say that the
origin of tois rumor, as Lar as ne could ascertain, was the fact that
LIRinG/3 had nade two trips into Havana for no known specificreason and
at his own expense. Rodolfo Reyes, indicating that noe himself did not

‘ believe the rumors or, at least, did not care whether they wére true or
: not, commented to LIRING/3 that other menbers of LIZTNG/3's profession
were naturally jealous of the success of anyone of their group and were
always quick to draw their own conclusions.

2. LIRINS/3 cozmented to Rowton that, although this news had shaken hiv
and LIRING/4 badly at the time, neither of them cared particularly whet
the LIRINGs thousht of them, since their om conscience wes clear... .I-
RinG/3 added that it was important, however, to continue to develop: his
commercial zctivity in Chiapas ( especially since acdolfo Reyes' home is
by coincidence located in San Cristébal) so that word ‘woulé gradually
_ filter back to the LIkiics that he actually did have financial resources
outside his art production. LIRDIG/3 continued that obviously the LIRi‘Gs
did not have any specific proof or they would long age have cut off all
“™ 7" gontact with him as well as LIRING/4. He concluded that since the LIRINGs
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Molina (separately) had commented to him thet they vere favorably ispresseu
by Rowton ard dic not voice any suspicion of Rowton's ‘bona fides (as a
Greek leftist businessman}. Carzen Mobina, in fact, had gone so far as to

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sure she could help dowton in his business and political problems and
at the same time make a little such-needed money for ber own living : . -
expenses. ; ‘

4. iInlic/3 continued that. he had been maintaining discreet ‘personal
contact with Carmen Lozada over tne week-end ( he commented that LIRING/4
has already shown some signs of Jealousy and thereZore he md to be careful |
ee ee not to_give her cause. to_distrust. hin).-LIsIi3/3 stated that -Jarmen -Lo- - a
; zada had told him that her father, a well-to-do Mexican doctor residing
in Coyacan, had remarried tund that her step-notner was a Cuban sicentist
wus Lad Lived wauy year:: in Mexico. She added that both her father and
step-mother were on excellent social terms with Ambassador Herrdncez Armas.
' She revealed that she oad already notified her husband, Znrique Ramirez,
tk:.t she intended to divorce him, and she expected a storm of protest bota
froz him ( in Havana) and her father and step-mother, both of whos were
"puritanic”™ despite their "progressive" convictions. She adéed that she
expected Hnrique Ramirez to rush over from Havana as soon as he received
her letter and to appeal to her fzther and step-zother to save his mar- '
risZe. She, however, insisted to LIKIiG/3 that she hed made up her mihd
that she woule ¢0 through with the divorce. She added that for this reason
she dia uot wish to live with ber father and had decided to stay with.
her friend, Carmen Molina, until the divppce papers were througna and ‘the
storm had blown over. She added that she did not particularly like being
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RING-3 SPENT FOUR HOURS 13 AUG WITH PEREIRA AND 17 YEAR bac C4 /9SO
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PEREIRA STATED HER SISTER“GOFIA'PEREIRA CURRENTLY #ORKING CZECH emaassy
HAVANA EXPECTS TRANSFER CZECH EMSASSY MEXICO CITY IN “NEAR FUTURE™.(D0t 136 02)
PEREIRA WHO IN PROCESS BECOMING MEXICAN CITIZEN SAID SHE STILL IW
COBTACT WITH GUAT REVOLUTIONARIES AND HOPES CONTINUE SUPPORT GUAT
SHOULD MEET GUAT FRIENDS WHOM PLANNING INTRODUCE IN WEXT FEW Days.

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WAY TIC¥=T TO MEXICO ASD PERUVIAN HOW WITHOUT a CENT AND COUNTED
CS CUBAH EY2ASSY TC PAY HIS RETURN TRIP LIMA. PERUVIAN HINTED
THAT BREZST CF COMPALZRO SOW I8 HAVANA COULD HAVE SERIOUS cON-
SEQUEECES IS PERY. AS HE AFRAID RETURN CUBAN EMSASSY BY HIN-
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thanks to the expartiog of Peter J. BSTHUT?, ‘Teesruch sp SSTPI? will crovide
6 temmkiasl Feport, emt prwwumesiy is still costing an sera of ian urcuiase,
the detatle will sot de resostad tere. "tis tro sen to osy, but ee hope te
be able to have tee i? respare pove ésfootive “i2-1l's out se¢ replece than
vith cpersting umite eicrewer tere ise faiiaro. A peotles sight te beving
to adjust cseh asit ca the target lime. fise vill toll.

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Soptester using b:54153 oo the LP. Then we hove yolishle ewitering an Lisa ras /

‘eC, this, too, will de piped to LIZi@ vie CCT free Liss. ;

. be There ware » feu other aiscollarecas A5215 chares. Three dxplicste
tepes hed to ee ade fer the (OS, mree Levere tape recercers kad te be clesned
end repaired, and ose 0:20 4000-L ves clesacd esd ropsired.

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Actioa Required: FYI
Reforence : HBMA-38250, 28 August 1967

Headquarters notes that on 9 August 1967 LIRIKG-3
was in contact via LIFEAT with one Electa LNU. Giver
LIRING-S'e artist background and the subject of
conversation - the visit of Rodolfo Heisler, a Swiss -
artist, to Cuba - it is suggested that Electa LHU
wight be Electa AREMAL (201-173795), the mother-in-layv

of David ALFAEO Siquieres the well-knowa Mexican Communist.
artist. i

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PEFERERCES

ASTOR REDARES -

FYI
References HMMA 32778 :

1. Forwarded under separate cover are ‘stx reports dated 31 July, 5, 11,
14 +.4 17 (two reports) Auguat 1967 conceraing the LIRIG-3 iia hiacrie prepsred |

_by.Wallace B, ROTOR, =| ee ee

2. The firet three reports 31 July, 5 and 11 Augnot deal with the recent
Moises CR0ZCO Leal “affair” (eee reference) and it's aftermth, The 1) August
Tipiit, which 15 6 ce elee os ale Ligens wresege va y-2, also deals with
this subject. LIRING*3"s conversation with Merceded “PEREIRA (report dated :
14 Avgust 1967) was reported in MEXICO CITY 2476. '

4

ROWFON's report dated 17 August 1967 4s of scm interest,

3.

A. The departure of the secretary LIFING-4 previously filled in
for reopens the possibility that LIRIHG@4 cay, agein, work at LIRING.
LIRING?G, in fact, recently received a neckiace from this secretary
(@ rather unespected gift et this juncture).

B. The report indicates that LIRING personnel have doubts about
some of LIRING“3's activities (this is not too surprising). '

Attachnent :
Reports a/s pars 1 UHDER SEPARATE COVER

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trips to Guatexela and Cuba.

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was detercined to find outs how Valdez gas linked with Crozco. \

&, zovtoen then asked 1/3 xhat he Enew about Crozec. -/3, replie? that be
knew only whet Crozco hinself had revenied to hin, vi iz. ,that his notter
was living in hexico City, that his father had kexx never been progressive
and hac in fa:t been arrested by the sovernaent (sresusably Arbenz} tot!
hac not been harned since he had been so™henest? snd his reputaticn was
above reproach. Orozco also izforsed 1/3 that ae nad been to Cuba several

‘ tines and recently was in teuch with Montes in Gusterala and up to recant-
ly had been doing propasan.ia work for the Faz. 7 ae

$s Rowten then stated that he had been doing his test to collect as xach

infersation on Crozco as possible and that ha was far from happy with what! -
_..be hed zanaged to uncover to date. He explained that he had verified the “4
j address given to him by 1/3 ( Calle Tenis $2/5) but eiscovered that 4% was;

the soze of Crozco's xother and that Crozco was not ac tually residing
there. He added that he had also learned that Crorcc's father was protab-
ly unsteble nentally and that his brother worked is S Folits a,ard this manag
wight account for. Valdez’ connsction wtih hin’ (Valdez working for Esfaga)
Eowton then stated that. he had « report that Le ha2 not as/yet been able

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. ton explained that he ttought tnis would force Crozceo to talk since us

: would naturally be fearful of LI/2's revealing his wherzdo its to Capcsno.
L/3 replieé what he would mbllincly do this but unfortunately he did rot
i know Caporno. He su ; hovever, of a ruse thet nicht work. Ee

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: could set in * sith vacoto Aodrimuez Feddlla, whe would
certainly know of Cepoano, and -2t eas much information '
A Jacobo before springing the name on Crozco. Howton an ec that
5 it was essential that 1/3 cet as noch of the true sty re - ;
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! . _-eetion.recentiz.--- 8 reper recta eee a Fi oF
H ?, In view o che urrencyz of the cevelopemtrs Rowton arran:ed another i
j meeting ith L/3 that sere evening ( 31 July} at midnight at Sanborns |
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B MEXICO CITY 2564 Cr~ AY) oy

1, AFIERHOON 25 AUGUST 67 LIRE ORTED THAT MEETING
HELD OW 23 AUGUST TO DISCUSMCERLOS JURADO CAYE AND OTHER ITEMS
PROVED TO BE OF LITTLE rMpoRTARce
VESTIGATICN KeD TO BE MADE BUT HE HAS WOT BEEN ABL
CROZCO LEAL WHO PRIME WITNESS, IN MEANTIME, CAPUANO W
CARLOS WAVARRETE TC REVIEW HOW JURADO CRIGINALLY MADE CONTR
2. PER SUGGESTIGN REF A THAT STATION SHOULD NOT FEED INFO
TO LIREBEL-2 IN ORDER PROTECT JURADO, LIREBEL-2 TOLD ONLY THaT
‘ CASE SOUNDS IXTERESTING AND STATION WOULD LIxE BE KEPT ADVISED
CF DEVELOPMENTS, STATION ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN GUATEMALAN
COMMUNIST EXILE INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES AND CAPABILITIES, |

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EXxTs 6934
DATE: 24 AUGUST 1867

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OUT. owevTaANn nr ORGA CTY ATTN . te he wea weed

HEADQUARTERS WOULD PREFER SIMPLY HAVE LIREBEL~2 CONTINUE
REPORTING ALL INFO RECEIVED RE LIRING~3 RATHER THAN TRY FEEDING

INFO DESIGNED PROTECT LIRING-3. THIS DISCUSSED WITH ROWTON WHO
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de Vecchio, Guatenalan Communist exile in Kexico, i
concerning suspicions of LIRING-3. Station writing |. —
until results meeting Guat Commie exiles concerning —-
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HE RECEIVED FROM ERNESTO CAPUANO TEL VECCYIO OF 1S RUG: 41

sy AIENNOCN 22 AUG 67 LIPESEL-2 REPORTED FOLLOWING STCP a
FOR PAST SEVERAL MONTWS, WEXICAN PAINTER CARLOS (JURADO)

DEL™AR HAS ATIENPTED SAKE CONTACT IN FEXICO WITH TOP LEADERS FuERZAS

ARM 2DAS REBELDE S (FAR) 10 GFFER SALE GF MEDICINE AND ARES, HE

FIRST MADE CONTACT WITH CARLOS HAVAPZETE (KNOWN TO ADDRESSEES) AND ; '

EXPLAINED HE HAS GREEK FRIEND WHO SELLS ARMS ALL CVE VORLD, G2EExy

SECAWE INTERESTED IN SELLING ARYS TO Fe2 AND ASKED JURADO To MA&XxE
NECESSARY, CONTACTS, NAVARRETE FOUR JU2ADO TOO EAGER AND Too *

INSISTENT ON ¥AKING CONTACT WITH FAR AND. INNEDIATELY BEGAN, TO SUSPECT
HIM aS CIA 02 WEXICAN SECURITY SERVICE PROVOCATION, AVARRETE
DID NOT HELP HIY AND JURADO SOMEHOW MADE CONTACT WITH MOISES (OROZCO)

LEAL. CAPUANO DOES HOT KNOW WHAT RELATIONSHIP OROZCO HAD viTn .

JURADO EXCEPT THAT LATTER OFFERED HIM ARNS, MEDICINE AND MONEY (398

DOLLARS) THE LATTER OF WHICH CROZCO DID NOT ACCEPT. PECENTLY, Be
JURADO CALLED CAPUANO AND ASKED TO MEET VITH HIM, SHOWED. chruaso -
LETTER WRITTEN BY OROZCO WHICH CLEARLY TO ICATED - cROZCO wap 1 TRAITOR St

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76 "CAUSE (SENT ADDRESSERS 11 yes 30%" - QHD 32807.. AFTER ‘SPERING

SCURITY* PROVOCATION BASED ON FCLLOWING POLITSs
A. JURADO TOO EASER AND JESISTENT O8 CONTACTING FAR .

LEADERS. ee ek

— 8.-JURADO, wHO-SUPPOSEDLY-H4i-ARMS. BUESHESS.TO-"AKE ~ ——— -

ONEY, OFFERED OROZCO MONEY FOR FAR (3€@ DOLLARS), #CTUAL

et .

mS SGLLER SOULE HARE AG Such OFrcn. ,

C, JURADO WANTED TO MAKE FAR LEADE®S AWARE OF tROZCO’S
TRAITOROUS ACT AND ARMS SELLE®S USUALLY TAKE tO INTEREST IN

INTERNAL PROBLEMS OF GUERRILLA GPOUPS THEY SELL TQ.

DB, CAPUANO DOES NOT BELIEVE "GREEK" EXISTS AND JURADO Y
USED THIS AS "COVER™ TO PENETRATE FA® MOVEMENT,

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2. CAPUANO ASKED LIPESEL-2 TO AID IN INVESTIGATION OF
: “JURADO, FIRST PHASE WILL BE TO INTERROGATE OROZCO Of KIS RELATION-
SHIP WITH JuRADO TO DETERMINE HOW FAR JURADO HAS PENETRATED THE FAR.
‘ CAPUANO SAID THERE IS NO PLAR TO DO JURADO BODILY HARM FOR THE
: PRESENT, BUT HE WILL BE IGNORED BY GUAT EXILES.
‘ 3. LIQEBEL-2 SAID THAT IN CONNECTION WITH JURADO, A GUAT 7
5 WHO HAS LIVED 1N CUBA FOR SEVERAL YEARS RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO SEE I
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WITH WIFE, THIS PERSON, ARMANDO PEREIFA, MET JURADO IN, CUSA NO

SaTE) AND WAS TOLD BY CURANS THAT JURADO ACTS ‘VERY suSPICTounY

AND IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED,
4. ON 23 AUG LIRESEL-2, CAPUANO, JOSE LUIS BALCARCEL AND

LUIS CASTILLO RALDA WILL HOLD MEETING TO DISCUSS GUAT COMMUKIST = ._..

EXILE LEADERSHIP IN MEXICO AND: JURADO-CASE.———
5. IT OBVIOUS FROM APOVE THAT CAPUANOD DOES NOT HAVE FULL

STORY JURADO’S ACTIVITIES AND HAS MANY OF HIS "FACTS" BADLY

“IXED UP, FOR ONE THING CAPUANO MADE NO MENTION OF JURADO’S TRIPS

T) GUATEMALA WHERE HE ACTUALLY CONT.CTED FAR HOR OF H1S MEETINGS

WITH “GARCIA” IN MEXICO CITY. IF JURADO*S STATEMENTS TO WALLACE

8. ROWTON C#:) BE BELIEVED, IT WAS FAR WHO ASKED HIM ABOUT POSSI-

SILITY TRANSPORT TO BORDER AREA WEAPONS PURCHASED BY FAR PROCURE-

“ENT MECHANISY SOME OF WHICH WAS IN TEXAS, IT WAS ALSO FAR THAT

ASKED FOR MEDICINES, DO NOT BELIEVE JURADO OFFERED FAR MONEY, ON

CONTRARY KE REPEATEDLY ASKED FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICINE AND: OTHER

TTEMS "SOLD" FAR, EITHER CAPUANO MISUNDERSTOOD JURADO OR LATTER

DID NOT REPORT HIS CCRVERSATION WITH CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO ROWTON,

JURADO WAS INSTRUCTED TO POINT OUT TO CAPUANO HE TOOK DIM VIEW OF

BEING USED BY OROZCO TO DIUBLE CROSS FAR EMPHASIZING THAT, HAD HE Aes

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- 18- ‘CROZCO "ATFAIR™ If WAS FINANCIAL ASD. PERSONAL SECURITY ANGLES £ WHICH

OSTENSISLY EQTHERED JURADO AHD NOT HIS INTEPEST 18 FAR . i .
IQFEPR POLITICS, HE FURTHERMCRE ‘LOANED 020ZC0 322 PESOS:

_ AND SOT THREE-HUNDRED. DOLLAS, ~~ ~~~ = ae --- =

— = —6= WHATEVER HOLES “ASD CONFUSION EX EST IN- CaPrano’s ‘STATEMEATS 7
SF JURADO'S ACTIVITIES HE NEVEPTHELESS HAS GUESSED Basic TRUTH

eo ID APPATONILY SZIEAHISEG TO @AKE FULL INVESTIGATION, THAT
JURADO MAY HAVE EXCEEDED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND NOT REPORTED HIS
CONVERSATIONS WITH FAR AND CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO RGWION MAY 3E
CAUSE OF CURRENT TROUBLE. ROWIGN SEVERAL TIMES CAUGHT HIM 1K
PRICATIONS WITH HELP EXTENSIVE STATION WONTTOR ING HIS ACTIVITIES,
IT HAS ALSO BEES DIFFICULT 76 PREVENT HIN FROW BEING OVERACTIVE ‘
IN HIS DESIRE PRODUCE VALID FA® CONTACT. STATION HAS ALREADY, TOLD _
“LIREBEL-2 THAT IT HAS NO CONNECTION WITH JURADO. WILL walt FoR
PESULTS FAR 23 AUG MEETING MEXICO CITY CITED ABOVE BEFORE x.
FLORING POSSIBILITY CAREFULLY FEED INFO VIA LIRESEL-2 TO PROTECT
JWPADO, BELIEVE WARNING JURADO Via LETTER SENT By RCWION OR > eee

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REP MEXICO CITY 2476 (IN 31815) co: ‘

1. FOLLOWING EQS TRACES POSSIBLY IDEN C2 RELATIVES PEREIRAS REF:

A, WERCEDES LLANOS DE PEREIRA, CUBAN WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN

EMBASSY IN GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LE°T GUATEMALA 4 SEPT 1954
FOR MEXICO (HCGA-2454, 12 NOVEMBER 1954). .

B. SGFIA PEREIRA MARTIN, SISTER MERCEDES (HGGA-1434, -

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12 NOVEMBER 1954).

C. AUGUSTO PEREIRA LLANOS, SPANIAZD WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AEGR APTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA FOR.

MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434). . , . -
D. AKMADOR PEREIRA REDONDO, SPANIARD WHO TOOK EESEK ‘REFUGE ’
MEXICAN EXBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA Fea

MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434); DOCTOR AXADOR PEREIRA, PERSORAL

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